Benjamin Moore · Trim, doors and cabinets

Satin Impervo

Benjamin Moore’s oil-based enamel for trim and doors.

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In use

A traditional entry hall with wainscoting, crown molding and a six-panel door in a satin enamel
Close-up of crown molding meeting a door casing, in a satin enamel
A double-hung window sash, casing and sill in a dark satin enamel, desert garden beyond

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.

Choose it when the existing trim is oil enamel, or when oil is the specification.

Where we use it

  • Trim and doors where oil is specified
  • Matching existing oil enamel
  • Traditional finishes

Sheens

  • Satin

At the counter

Call ahead, and it will be 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

The all-purpose primer. It blocks water stains, smoke and wood bleed, and is tinted deep beneath saturated colors.

Next

Tell us the color and the surface.

We’ll price Satin Impervo for the job and have it mixed for pickup.

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