The Good Faith Project Promise

Premium Sherwin-Williams & Benjamin Moore Paint Products

Good Faith Painting recommends Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products because the right coating should match the surface, the environment, and the finish you expect—not simply be the cheapest can of paint available.

Sherwin-Williams products Benjamin Moore products Product matched to the project
Sherwin-WilliamsProfessional product options
Benjamin MooreProfessional product options
Interior SystemsWalls, ceilings, trim & more
Exterior SystemsSelected for exposure and surface
Cabinet CoatingsChosen for durable finishes
The Right Paint for the Right Surface

One Product Does Not Fit Every Painting Project

A bedroom wall, exterior siding, kitchen cabinet, deck, trim board, and rental cabin all face different wear, moisture, cleaning, sunlight, and durability demands.

Good Faith Painting recommends Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products and chooses the coating system based on the project rather than forcing every homeowner into one universal product.

The direct answer Good Faith Painting primarily recommends Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore paints. The exact product should be selected based on the surface, interior or exterior exposure, desired finish, durability needs, and project budget.
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Our Recommended Brands

Two Trusted Paint Manufacturers, Chosen Project by Project

Sherwin-Williams

A Broad Range of Interior and Exterior Systems

Sherwin-Williams offers professional coating options for walls, ceilings, trim, exterior siding, masonry, wood, and other common residential surfaces. Good Faith can recommend a product based on the surface and performance needs of the project.

Benjamin Moore

Premium Interior, Exterior, and Finish Options

Benjamin Moore also offers professional-grade options for interior walls, trim, exterior surfaces, and specialty finishes. Product selection depends on the home, surface condition, desired sheen, and durability expectations.

The Product Selection Standard

We Recommend the Coating System, Not Just the Brand Name

The surface and environment come first

Good Faith Painting's goal is to match the coating to the project. Interior walls, cabinets, exterior wood, siding, trim, brick, decks, and rental properties may need different product characteristics, even when they come from the same manufacturer.

Matching Paint to the Project

What Good Faith Considers Before Recommending a Product

01

Interior Walls

Washability, sheen, lighting, room use, and existing wall condition can affect the best product choice.

02

Trim & Doors

Trim and doors usually need a finish that can handle more contact and cleaning than typical wall paint.

03

Cabinets

Cabinet surfaces benefit from products designed for a smoother, harder-wearing finish than standard wall coatings.

04

Exterior Siding & Trim

Sun, rain, humidity, moisture, substrate condition, and previous coatings all affect the exterior system.

05

Brick & Masonry

Masonry surfaces need coating systems that are appropriate for the material and its moisture behavior.

06

Rental Cabins

Vacation rentals may need products selected for frequent guest use, maintenance demands, and mountain weather exposure.

Exterior repaint by Good Faith Painting Company in East Tennessee
East Tennessee Conditions

Humidity, Moisture, Sun, and Surface Condition All Matter

East Tennessee homes can deal with high humidity, moisture exposure, wood deterioration, fading, and changing weather conditions.

That does not mean one specific premium paint automatically solves every exterior problem. The coating still needs to be paired with proper preparation, a suitable substrate, and the correct product for the surface.

Learn why Detailed Preparation matters before premium paint is applied →

Cabinet Finish Systems

Cabinets Need More Than Ordinary Wall Paint

Kitchen cabinets are touched, wiped, opened, closed, and exposed to grease, cooking, and daily wear. That makes product selection especially important.

Good Faith treats cabinets as a specialty surface. Preparation, adhesion, finish quality, cure characteristics, and durability should all be considered before selecting the coating system.

Explore Good Faith Cabinet Painting →

Cabinet painting finish by Good Faith Painting Company
Premium Products & Warranty

Some Premium Exterior Systems Qualify for Extended Workmanship Coverage

Two-year workmanship coverage on qualifying premium exterior systems

Good Faith Painting provides a one-year standard workmanship warranty and two-year workmanship coverage on qualifying premium exterior products. Exact product eligibility and warranty terms should be confirmed in the written project documents.

What Customers Say

The Finished Result Is What Homeowners Remember

★★★★★

“The whole exterior house was done in 2 days. They worked tirelessly until it was completed. I love my new paint job!!”

Rebecca A.
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★★★★★

“Joe and Shanna went above and beyond in their painting and we are impressed on how timely our entire house was completed.”

Angela M.
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★★★★★

“They were very responsive, respectful, showed up when they said they would, and the work was impeccable!”

Mark C.
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Featured Resource

Premium Paint Still Depends on Proper Preparation

Your Project Journey

Where Product Selection Fits Into the Good Faith Process

Areas We Serve

Professional Paint Recommendations Across the Knoxville Area

Paint Product Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What paint brands does Good Faith Painting use?

Good Faith Painting primarily recommends Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products.

Does Good Faith only use Sherwin-Williams?

No. Good Faith recommends both Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore products and selects the coating based on the surface, project needs, finish expectations, and other relevant factors.

Which brand is better, Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore?

There is not one universal answer. Both manufacturers offer strong professional products. The better choice depends on the specific surface, coating system, finish, durability needs, and project requirements.

What paint is best for East Tennessee exteriors?

The best exterior product depends on the surface, existing coating, moisture exposure, sunlight, wood or masonry condition, and preparation needs. Good Faith evaluates those conditions before recommending a system.

What paint do you use on cabinets?

Cabinet painting requires a more specialized finish system than ordinary wall paint. Good Faith selects products based on adhesion, finish quality, durability, and the cabinet surface being coated.

Can I request a specific Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore product?

Yes. Homeowners can discuss preferred products during the estimate. Good Faith can then explain whether the requested coating is appropriate for the surface and project.

Does premium paint cost more?

Premium coatings can have a higher material cost, but price should be evaluated alongside coverage, durability, finish quality, surface needs, preparation, and the overall project scope.

Does premium paint affect Good Faith's warranty?

Good Faith provides a one-year standard workmanship warranty and two-year workmanship coverage on qualifying premium exterior systems. Exact eligibility should be confirmed in the written project documents.

Choose the Right Paint for the Project

Get a Professional Product Recommendation During Your Estimate

Schedule a free estimate with Good Faith Painting Company and discuss the surface, finish, color, durability needs, and Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore products that fit your project.