RC Custom Paintworks

We believe in the materials we use and stand behind them. Benjamin Moore is a paint company that has proved its quality over time. Below is a list of the most common applications we use Benjamin Moore paints for. Click on the free estimate button at the top of the page or give us a call if you have any questions about the materials we use.
Interior	Exterior
Wall Surfaces	Older Homes
We use four types of Benjamin Moore paint on wall surfaces. Regal wall satin is commonly used for moderately used living areas including hallways, bedrooms, and living rooms. In higher used areas like kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms, pearl, semi-gloss or gloss paints are more appropriate.	We use Moore Life for homes that have suffered over the years and have visual problems like peel marks. The use of a flat paint keeps the shine down and therefore hides imperfections in the painted result.
Ceiling Surfaces	Well Maintained Homes
We use Benjamin Moore Regal Wall Flat Matte. We use this type of paint specifically to eliminate overlap marks. This product provides a smooth uniform result and is the best choice for interior ceilings.	We use Moore Guard for most well maintained homes. It is used on sidings, masonry, stucco, trims, fascias, gutters and downspouts, exterior windows, doors and jambs. It is the most popular exterior paint we use.
Trim	New Homes
We use Benjamin Moore oil base enamels like Satin Impervo, and High Gloss for most interior trim painting. These types of paint tend to give a richer more vibrant color to baseboards, moldings, crowns, doors and jambs, window sills, and cabinets.	We use Moore Glow, a very popular higher gloss paint on newer homes. The gloss shows off the undamaged surfaces of a new home and creates a very classy uniform result. It can be used on most outdoor surfaces including sidings, masonry, stucco, trims, fascias, gutters and downspouts, exterior windows, doors and jambs.
	Exterior Oils
	We usually use industrial oils for wrought iron, patio furniture, decking and exterior high use areas. The oils are a top of the line great way to make an older piece look a great deal better.

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