Questions and Answers for BEHR PREMIUM PLUS 1 gal. #PMD-105 Buried Treasure Satin Enamel Exterior Paint & Primer

A:  Hi Laurence, thanks for the question. If you like, you can use the Premium Plus Satin Enamel for stucco. If you have additional questions on what sheen to use, please feel free to reach out to us directly; our customer care team is happy to help! -Ronald

A:  Hi Michealreeves, thank you for your question. Our Exterior Behr Premium Plus can be applied with an airless sprayer using a .015-.021 tip size. Have a great day! -Alex

A:  Hi Robert, thanks for the question. Our Premium Plus Exterior Paint can be used to paint PVC pipe. Since PVC has a smooth surface, I'd recommend priming it first with our Bonding Primer because it's designed to adhere to smooth glossy surfaces. Have a great day! -Ronald

A:  Hi Barry, thank you for your question. The Premium Plus Satin Paint can be applied to aluminum siding once the surface has been primed using the Mutli-Surface Primer and Sealer No. 436. Have a great day! - Randy

A:  Hi GazeboGB, thanks for your question. As it turns out, we don't recommend using our Premium Plus Exterior paint on a floor surface, as it's not designed for foot traffic. Instead, I recommend using our Premium Solid Color Stain & Sealer for your wooden gazebo floor. Have a great day! -Christina

A:  Hi Bpowell, thank you for your question. Our Premium Plus Exterior Paint can be used for metal doors. If you're coating over wrought iron, the door must be primed with our rust-inhibiting Multi-Surface Primer (No. 436) beforehand to ensure the best performance. Have a great day! -Lina

A:  Hi Alex, thank you for your question. The Exterior Premium Plus Satin Paint can be applied to vertical wood surfaces such as fencing. Alternatively, our Solid Color Wood Stain, specifically formulated for wood surfaces, can also be used. Have a great day! - Randy

A:  Hi Keith, thank you for your question. The Premium Plus Exterior Paint can be applied using an airless sprayer and should cover 250-400 square feet per gallon. Depending on the application technique, this spread rate does not include material loss when spraying. Have a great day! - Randy