Mythic Paint – 1,232 Colors with Zero Toxins
April 15, 2008 by Peggy
Most people want to have their homes painted after buying a house. I sure did, especially after tearing down the horrible elephant-print wallpaper.
I keep seeing ads for Mythic paint in art magazines, which I’m prone to wander through. So, I decided to check it out some more. Plus, their marketing group was kind enough to give us some info on the paint as well.
Here’s what makes Mythic paint different. It’s . . .
The only high-performance paint available with zero VOCs, zero toxins and very low odor
Free of the yucky new paint smell
Not required to carry a government warning label
Safe for people, pets and the environment
The result of more than six years of intensive polymer research
Independently tested to outperform all other premium paint lines in the scrub test, an industry gold standard for paint performance
Available in 1,232 colors (in both interior and exterior finishes) and can be matched to any competitor color
Learn more about Mythic paint by visiting their frequently asked questions.
Image via Mythic paint.
I tried this paint Very Expensive! and it didn’t cover at all. I had to go and buy a gallon of Benjamin Moore Aura Paint and that worked fantastic and had no smell.
You must not have applied it correctly. Ive used this paint with many of my projects for work. Never had any problem. What Ben. Moore doesnt tell you is that their “Aura” line most likely has vocs in their colorant, once tinted.
Aura does have VOC’s in the pigment, it is not advertised as a non VOC Paint, however, the Tints are low VOC tints, they are special tints, made for Aura, acrylic based, not the standard glycol based universal tints (which are VERY high in VOCs). All in all, a gallon of Aura tinted very deep has a low VOC volume