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The right paint.
For the actual job.

Explore products for RGV homes, business openings, and developments. Choose a surface to see where we would start.

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02Also consider

Scuff Tuff

Interior Waterbased Enamel

For walls that take daily contact in corridors, shops, offices, and busy homes.

  • Designed for scuff, scratch, and mar resistance
  • Washability and resistance to burnishing
  • Intended for high-traffic residential and commercial spaces
Reviewed Sep 21, 2026
03Also consider

Emerald Interior

Acrylic Latex Paint

A finish-focused starting point for living areas, reception spaces, and customer-facing walls.

  • Washable finish with stain and burnish resistance
  • Smooth, uniform appearance
  • Flat, matte, satin, and semi-gloss options
Reviewed Sep 21, 2026
04Also consider

Duration Home

Interior Acrylic Latex

A practical starting point for frequently cleaned walls and moisture-prone rooms.

  • Stains can be cleaned with water or mild soap as directed
  • Manufacturer identifies use in moist environments such as bathrooms
  • Flat, matte, satin, and semi-gloss options
Reviewed Sep 21, 2026

Your preparation starting point

Begin with a clean, dry, sound surface. Repair defects and prime exposed or patched areas as directed.

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Why we start with Sherwin.

Specific product features. Clear project fit.

Latest guide addition / Sep 21, 2026

More options for busy spaces and new developments

Scuff Tuff, Loxon XP, and Accelera One join the guide, with preparation questions for commercial walls, masonry, and specified flooring systems.

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Scuff TuffEmerald InteriorDuration HomeSuperPaint InteriorEmerald UrethaneLatitude ExteriorLoxon XPAccelera One

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