Beyond Paint Flat Licorice Cabinet and Furniture Paint ( 1-gallon )

Great Product… It IS NOT normal Paint.

This product can work really great but you need to understand that it does not work like normal paint. If you try use it like any other paint, you’ll have issues. You may get away with two coats, for me I was going from a dark wood color to an off-white paint color so I needed three coats. A couple things to keep in mind. This paint is really thick, almost like pudding out of the can. Don’t worry though it still goes a long ways, even with three coats. Also you really don’t need to worry abo...

Best paint ever

At first I thought nope this wasn't for me but I kept painting and it tuned out great . Also great for touch ups later on. I did apply 2 to 3 times but it was worth it. I painted my kitchen cabinets . This is expensive but one can did 3 coats and still had a lot left over.

THE best paint out there for furniture

It is pricey but you will get what you pay for. Those who trash it in the reviews, did not read the instructions. Like this one who gave one star and even posted an image of the awful job they did! You can clearly see the paintbrush marks, when the label says to use rollers for the flat surfaces and a small trim brush just to DAB in corners and crevices where the roller wouldn't reach. Even the cleanup is next level. I never had paint wash off my skin with just warm water and no scrubbing until...

LOVE Beyond Paint Products!!!

I was that skeptical person who really questioned whether it was worth the money for paint. 100% worth every single penny! I used it on the cabinets in my 5-wheel trailer. I will recommend this anytime I'm asked

Thick coverage, one coat, no primer. Wow!

I was itching to find a worthy project for this paint, but did not have enough for anything big, like a room so I started looking around my garage for something smaller. I had a couple of old fish and game coolers. The lids were beat up from the sun and years of abuse, had hairline cracks and silicone plugged holes where I filled them with insulating foam for insulation. I thought of this as a worthy test subject. I used a boars-hair brush and a synthetic brush. The paint went on smooth like...

Poor Product Quality and Customer Support

I totally regret buying this product. It is overpriced and doesn't hold up. I painted my honey oak finish kitchen cabinets in February 2025 with Beyond Paint white and topping with their multipurpose sealer. After about eight weeks the paint began to significantly crack and peel around the above range microwave. The damage was to the extent that I will need to repaint the cabinets in the area. I contacted Beyond Paint customer support for advice on the cause and remedy of the problem to avoid re...

Beyond paint bumpy texture

I was really excited about painting and bought a gallon. As soon as I opened it, it had a very bumpy texture that did not go away after shaking it and stirring it. The bumpy texture stayed on furniture after drying. Terrible experience and paint . Would not recommend.

Works well enough

--All-in-One Flat Furniture-Cabinets-and-Countertop Butter Cream Interior Paint (1-Pint) I found a typo on the packaging. I cannot tell on the packaging or from the description if this is latex paint or something else. It does seem to be water based as it says to (and does) clean up with water. I don't know all the packaging styles available so I will just talk to what I have. There is a nice little seal that keeps the paint fresh. Though the seal is a pain to remove. The foil part came o...

Amazing color as described Soft Gray

This paint is amazing. We redid our kitchen cabinets. Color is beautiful and dries fast. The only thing is it does scratch fast also. Maybe I didn’t let them dry long enough but after 24 h when we installed the doors back I noticed scratches from the smalles bumps. It’s not a big deal I’ll do touch ups but just wanted warn you guys.

Good Paint - Covers Well.

This is a review of “Beyond Paint All-in-One Flat Furniture” paint. The color I used was white. To try it out, I took a very rough stock board - much rougher than any furniture wood would be, scratched part of it, gouged part of it, and used a black sharpie on another part. I also used the side with the wood stamp (photo 1). This paint is supposed to not need much preparation, so I did not sand or prime the wood prior to using this paint. After the first coat, some of the scratches fad...