Sherwin Williams™ Gallery series review
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- In this video we dive into a head-to-head comparison between two cabinet paints: the Sherwin Williams™ Gallery Series and Renner Wood Coatings™ 765 at 4 wet mills.
Our tests reveal that Renner Wood Coatings™ 765 emerges as the clear winner, boasting superior qualities and performance across multiple key factors.
Firstly, we'll examine the thickness and hiding power of the two. The Gallery Series by Sherwin Williams™ falls short in this area, proving to be thinner and less opaque compared to the Renner product.
Renner Wood Coatings™ 765 showcases an impressive vertical hang, ensuring a more even and professional finish on your cabinets. On the other hand, the Gallery Series struggles to match up, resulting in a subpar vertical application.
Pack and stack time is another critical aspect. The Gallery Series necessitates a 24-hour waiting period before stacking, while Renner's 765 is half the time at only 12 hours.
Sherwin Williams™ recommends 2-3 coats of their Gallery Series, whereas Renner Wood Coatings™ 765 offers exceptional coverage with just one coat.
Whether you're a professional painter or a DIY enthusiast, this video is a must-watch before tackling your next cabinet painting project.
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On screen it doesn't seem like a fair comparison. with S-W you give 2 passes and it seems that you press hard. Sw is white from the can and the other has tint . I'm a fan of renner but it doesn't seem fair
Yup, I'm with this guy
Agree
I agree 2 passes on sw and 1 pass on Renner no fear my friend
😂
Agree
Bad comparison. You clearly put more Renner down to pull down. Then you didn't drag the mill gage from top to bottom like you did on gallery. Be fair or don't do comparisons. I haven't used either product but this video wasn't fair.
Yup I saw that he put more renner down
SW doesn't say there product is comparable to 765 so why put out a video like you are proving them wrong. They compare it to your 1245 1k, you know, a similar product. This makes me think Renner should be worried if you don't want to be fair in your assessment. Your products are decent but you have to wait on custom colors, you have to wait on shipping, tint is extra, stores are sparse at best and the product costs more. Thats just too much trouble. For those who haven't tried the Gallery paint should try it and make their own decision. I bet you will like it.
1245 is actually higher in solids than 765 (44%) and recommended as a one coat system as well. The only thing that's really comparable is the stack time at 24 hours. I only sell Renner Italia so no way to compare them side by side. Also, tint is extra because it is always accurate. Renner distributors should not be dropping formulas and handing to a customer without first checking for accuracy via a Photo spectrometer. Most colors have to be corrected 1-2 times for accuracy. Also, my customers are paying $130 a gallon for Gallery (certapro franchise) that's is $20 higher than 765 and $40 higher than what other distributors are charging for 1245 ( $78) I do however sell 005 which is a 1k acrylic sold at $89 I can compare it to.
Yeah if you look at it he also tinted the 765 so that it has better precived coverage. Renners coverage out of the can with their NTR bases isn’t any better than that product.
@@ericreason6559NTR is a clear base for dark colors. I'll do another video over an Automotive spray out card for better comparison using an untinted SBN base for better comparison.
@@finefinishsupply that’s what I meant was the sbn. The coverage is terrible on the sbn bases. I understand the why they use the sbn but coverage is sub par to other products on the market.
@@ericreason6559yes, if a customer wants untinted white we can throw 20-30 grams of white in the can for better hide at no charge. The North American skus that end in .02 are formulated to be used as straight white and do have better coverage. I just posted a video of the 765.SBN on our Fine Finish Supply TikTok.
Lol terrible review. Gallery you put a small amount and did two passes pushing down hard. Renner was more product and one pass with less pressure. Give real reviews. You’ll gain more respect
Coverage is going to better with your miss-tint because your product actually received tint but the gallery series did not unless you just didn’t share
That’s what I thought
I just used gallery series with tint just as bad on god
I usually use Evo eclipse with Harder. In your opinion, will the 765 give a run for its money.
765. How good is that to paint a table top. Will that 765 hold up to the wear and tear on plates cubs glass of water mildew running down on the side.
Thats funny. Obviously cream colors will cover better than pure white. Come on guy. I sprayed a mantle with gloss matte in the gallery series. High end phenomenal finish. Hard as a rock and cant be scratched off! And painting is always 2 coats! This stuff is meant 4 spraying only
What’s gloss matte?
I know. 😂@@coyote208
I would like to see a test that was same-same. (2) x Measure it out, pour it on, wipe both down with 1 pass. Then do a scratch test after it dries.
Can you do same test comparing Renner VS Benjamin Moore command?
I follow your Chanel
But it is unfair comparative, you should do what Eric Reason does on his testing
Also coverage was pretty nice and I’m able to spray again within 15 25 minutes
Gallery series is meant to be sprayed…it is a spray only product. If you are going to do a comparison you should use the correct application method
We all saw what you did. That right there is how you give an everlasting bad name for yourself. Good job
Thank you for the video
Thank you for watching!
Gallery series is meant to be spray only, so of course it isn't going to be optimal if you don't apply it correctly. Just saying.
Im not going to say Gallery is better than anything, but as a budget coating, it's a good option. We sell a lot of different kinds of work and we offer a "menu" with different options. I hated on this stuff so bad. it's not so bad.
Im a fan off renner and i always use it, but here your not being onest, if you are comparing coverage you need to use white fron the can for both, when you add color to white is for sure that is going to cover more.
I need to fine out my self.
Good luck everyone.
I have finished three or four kitchens with the gallerie series in the last week or so, pretty durable stuff however, the coverage is pretty bad and yes, it runs on vertical so good test like
I’d still say it’s probably the best Paint regarding Sherwin Benjamin Moore or Dulux for cabinets
Thanks for watching!
@@finefinishsupply no problem, very quick question for you I’ve run into some dimpling issues on a couple of products I use quite a lot of I’ve tried several things to eliminate the problem I use only water-based finishes. Do you have any tips?
@@Alan-yd5ng more paint so that the orange peel flows together, sometimes its for other reasons centurion and gallery series are very thin like water they have to be sorayed very thin to where they have orange peel or they dry so fast they have orange peel. Your paint should have more flow ability to become more smooth without running. Adjust temperature without changing tip or paint and vice versa
@@benroys6389 OK thank you I added some extender. I tried putting it on thick and thin but I didn’t have much success i’m pretty sure there’s no contaminants in my shop or in compressor, next doors. I will try to spray really thick see what happens.
@@Alan-yd5ng recommend a 410 tip with a decently slow speed if masked up properly or a 310 or 311 a bit faster, box fan with furnace filter to scrub air and an air sensor to measure humidity more humid slower dry times paint will flow and run more
Why didn't you do the samething to the rinner that you did with the gallery
@louisJasso would love t to see a video on usability of 765 2k. Everyone says you can't spray it in a home or people will fall over dead and need crazy PPE where as Gallery is business as normal. Maybe you could clear up the subject on that.
Fine Finish Supply is a Renner distributor. That’s all you need to know. In no way shape or form is this a bias comparison. Riiiiiight.
heard something about Renner switching?
Doesn’t seem bias at all lol speaks volumes about how competitors feel.
You can see you pulled down twice on gallery making it thinner renner is darker color
Hi lewis, ive switched over to renner and i need help with spraying doors with MDF panels, ive tried every trick in the book im using 643 primer 688 top coat catalized etc the fibers on the mdf just keep popping back up
I just had this same problem. What I ended up doing was using extreme bond primer. I then sanded and applied second coat of primer. I applied gallery series next. 3 coats, and no fiber showing.
Is anyone using hvlp sprayer
I have not had any sag
Today was my first day using gallery series
I will be testing durability tomorrow morning
Have you used Renner? If so, which product? I would appreciate your honest feedback on how they compare in the field.
@@finefinishsupply no I haven’t used renner
There’s nowhere near me to get it or I would give it a shot
Is the SW Gallery S. sprayable out of the can? Does it have a viscosity flow in 30 to 40 seconds through a #4 cup straight out of the can? Thanks
Application is Spray and not brush on Gallery (aka SW Industrial Kem Aqua)
@@OOpSjm its sayerlack 2k rebranded. its not kem aque or KA+ those are still sold by them even.
few thin coats is much better than heavy coats
Only when the product is not designed to applied heavy. Renner 765 can confidently be applied at 6-8 wet mills per the TDS sheet.
Should be 005 not whatever you did
you should take this down asap! lmfao
Interesting never heard of this sw stuff
It’s a new product
Bad review. Spray both with the same exact color .
According to the manufacturer, product CANNOT be used directly out of can and MUST be sprayed. Therefore, your review is biased and inaccurate. Thanks anyway.
Renner is the best.
Switched from Renner to Gallery. Sry!
Pretty disappointed with SW these days. They’re discontinuing good products like Hydroplus that had a cross-linker for Gallery. And for the price of about $110 per gallon I think I’ll stick with the other polys. I’m really sick and tired of the Emerald spiel they tell their associates to push. Can’t seem to find decent paint in Florida gotta order it online 😔
An SW rep told me it's a repackage of Sayerlack. It nowhere matches Renner, CIC or Milesi, pretty feeble attempt. I suppose some will like how fast it drys and sprays easily with a turbine HVLP.
It definitely has a place in the market. However, I feel It's pretty deceptive to say it's comparable when it's clearly not. Kind of like saying the off-brand soda taste like Coke™.. Ironically, my local customers are expected to pay $130 a gallon which is $20 higher than our retail price for 765 and $40 higher than 005
@@finefinishsupply deceptive is comparing it to 765 when sw compares it to 1245.
@@finefinishsupply ... I paid $75/gallon for pigmented Sayerlack last September. I would advise just using Sayerlack instead of Gallery, if you have an SW industrial outlet nearby, way cheaper than $130/gal.
@@changemypaint ... Why not use the better product, 765.
I cannot get Hydroplus my SW stores are telling me it’s been discontinued for Gallery