Benjamin Moore · Trim, doors and cabinets
Advance
Cabinet and trim enamel that levels out like oil and cleans up with water.
What it’s for
Advance is a waterborne alkyd: it flows out like an oil enamel, so brush marks relax into a smooth, furniture-like finish, but it cleans up with water and stays whiter over time than traditional oil.
It cures slowly. Cabinet doors can go back on in five to seven days, and the finish keeps hardening for up to a month — so it doesn’t stick to itself when doors close.
Where we use it
- Kitchen and bath cabinets
- Interior doors
- Trim and baseboards
- Built-ins and furniture
Sheens
- SatinCabinets — our usual pick
- Semi-glossTrim, doors and cabinets
- High glossLacquer-look doors and trim
At the counter
Stock moves. Call or send the order ahead and it’s tinted and waiting.
- Sizes
- Quart · Gallon
- Color
- Tinted while you wait to any Benjamin Moore color
- Where
- 8340 E Raintree Dr Ste. C-6, ScottsdaleMon–Fri 6 am–6 pm · Sat 9 am–3 pm
Spec sheet
For painters and spec writers. From the manufacturer’s data sheet.
- Product codes
- 791 / 792 / 793 / N794
- Coverage
- 400–500 sq ft per gallon
- VOC
- 43.2 g/L
- Dry / recoat
- 4–6 hours / 16 hours
- Return to service
- Cabinet doors 5–7 days; full cure up to 30 days
- Type
- Waterborne alkyd — block resistant, minimal yellowing
Pairs with
Next
Tell us the color and the surface.
We’ll price Advance for the job, tell you if a different line fits better, and have it mixed for pickup.