Satin paint has a nice sheen and is ideal for exterior trim areas that are used or touched often. This highly durable, stretchy paint resists peeling and mildew. A satin paint finish is perfect for use on a variety of trim areas such as eaves, soffits, overhangs, trim boards, porch ceilings/trim, door frames, window sills, and so much more. It’s important to note that satin paint magnifies imperfections like dents, dings, cratering, and ridges in older wood trim and wood siding.
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As mentioned earlier, you should keep the exterior of your home clean to prevent paint damage. Plan to pressure wash your home almost every year. This will wash away any dirt or mildew that has made your paint look faded or discolored.
Interior paints come in a variety of sheens, also called finishes. They include flat or matte, eggshell, satin, semi-gloss, and high gloss. Glossier paints are usually easier to keep clean, but cost more. Interior Paint Cost Per Gallon Brand Flat Eggshell Satin Semi-gloss Valspar $15 – $55 $23 – $49 $27 – $50 $25 – $52 Glidden $18 – $40 $20 – $40 $23 – $29 $22 – $30 Behr $15 – $42 $18 – $44 $31 – $45 $20 – $46 Benjamin Moore $43 – $80 $43 – $80 $40 – $80 $43 – $80 Sherwin Williams $36 – $43 $38 – $45 $39 – $46 $40 – $47 Average Cost $25 $35 $40 $42 Compare your contractor's prices to home improvement stores. Painters’ estimates should include materials, labor, and the cost of paint separately. The higher the gloss, the higher the price. High-quality paint looks better, lasts longer, and is worth the higher cost. How Much Does A Can Of Paint Cost?