Benjamin Moore · Trim, doors and cabinets
Satin Impervo
Oil-based enamel for trim and doors, for painters who still prefer oil.
What it’s for
Some painters and some houses still call for a true oil enamel on trim and doors. Satin Impervo is Benjamin Moore’s, and we keep it on the shelf for them.
For most cabinet and trim work we’d point you to Advance, which gives an oil-like finish with water cleanup — but if oil is the spec, this is the one.
If you don’t need oil, Advance gets you the same look with water cleanup.
Where we use it
- Trim and doors where oil is specified
- Matching existing oil enamel
- Traditional finishes
Sheens
- Satin
At the counter
Stock moves. Call or send the order ahead and it’s tinted and waiting.
- Sizes
- Ask the counter
- 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
- C235
- Type
- Alkyd (oil-based) enamel
Pairs with
Next
Tell us the color and the surface.
We’ll price Satin Impervo for the job, tell you if a different line fits better, and have it mixed for pickup.