Thanks for the responses, guys. I know that oil has always yellowed, but this is really blotchy, with patches of brighter white adjacent to dark yellowing on the same door. The job was a gut renovation , so lots of trim and many doors are involved. According to BM the satin impervo we used has zinc in it and is sold as a rust inhibitive paint in gallon cans to get around VOC regulations. The old formulation is available only in quarts. (NJ) Sure seems to me BM has some responsibility for selling a paint that, in my opinion, is clearly poorly formulated .
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Brother is a painter.
Satin Impervo had always been his finish of choice.
He was complaining of the yellowing to me just recently.
He has switched to Sherwin Williams after being a looooong time Ben Moore fan.
J. D. Reynolds
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