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Low-VOC Paint-Tinting System
Gennex by Benjamin Moore is a color system specifically formulated for the company's paint lines.
Sponsored by Benjamin Moore
Color is the most important part of a paint job—it’s what’s left after the crew is gone and is the culmination of all of our prep. When you use Benjamin Moore paints, the Gennex colorant system is the foundation of the entire experience.
Over 10 years ago, Benjamin Moore revamped how they put color in paint. Rather than relying on generic industry colorants, they develop their own specifically to go with their resins. The zero-VOC tinting system is integral to creating a low- or zero-VOC paint. This creates a great work environment, especially if there are clients who are sensitive to that.
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