Benjamin MooreReviews of benjaminmoore.com

-Don't know about their applications of their paint, but all I can say that there may be an intruder in Bergen County of this business as a heads-up! -Be wary, better to be safe than sorry! -Get their paints sold for other competitors to have an edge

Best paint ever, after trying Benjamin Moore for indoor feature walls, I will never use anything else.

I hate writing complaints but this was so stupid. I called to ask for a sample (and they were v polite and nice) and told them I'd come to collect it today. I travelled across London to get it, but when I arrived, the shop was full of employees but they refused to answer the door and would only deign to tell me to go away through the glass door. Apparently they decided to close early for a stock issue. So rude.

Paint ruined my wall, i struggled to try and get a refund, ultimately wasn't worth the effort. It was only 100 pounds and they made it difficult, they must be struggling.

I purchased exterior paint, and went with the most expensive they have, hoping the quality would be great. It is the worst paint I have ever used. The paint from one can to the other is not the same mixture. You can see different colour variations on the surface where I painted once it dried. And yes I stirred it before using. Coverage is terrible. 3 coats later. The paint in the can smelled like it was rotting, a very acidic smell, fermenting.

I purchased this crap once and it didn’t stick to my deck. Benjamin Moore could help.

I’ve used Benjamin Moore for years and was good with the paint. Seemed good quality and had good coverage. Then they recently changed their aura paint Formulation. The new aura is awful And expensive. I can’t get adequate coverage and have to go over the same area several times. I will never buy again

Very very disappointed. After years of using Farrow and Ball paint I thought I'd try this brand because the colour selection seemed more extensive. However, after using this paint I will revert to Farrow & Ball paint again. The reason for this is that the colour (perhaps my fault for choosing) was dreary and didn't measure up to the hype (I researched paint for a north facing kitchen). In fact it matched exactly the ageing extractor vent which had yellowed considerably. The colour was called 'Gentle Cream' (Aura). The application of this paint was less than desirable - very runny and required more than two coats (I swear I could still see the (light grey) previous colour after two coats even though I was assured by the store that 'one-coat of this is all that you'll need'. Also the finish isn't anywhere near as good as previous Farrow & Ball paint I've used which tends to hide defects quite well. This paint was no better than cheap paint I used many years ago and I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. I'd like to suggest to Benjamin Moore that they re-name this colour 'Ageing yellow air vent'! and do something about the consistency and cover because it's absolute rubbish and horrible to work with.