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I recently used aura paint for a small bathroom and I can agree that compared to other paints it has barely any smell, does not splatter, and covers amazingly in one coat. It is the only paint I will use in the future. The local True Value hardware store had it in stock and the man who worked there spoke so highly of it. All of the finishes are mildew resistant, meaning you can use a matte or a flat finish in a bathroom! No more ugly eggshell. Also, there are certain "rules" to follow when using it. The salesman described them all in great detail before I left. For best results:
1. use a roller with a small nap. 2. wet the roller than spin it a few times to release the excess water. 3. game plan your painting, because you do not want to go over the same spot more than once. it dries very quickly and you will end up pulling off what you just painted. Keep in mind the fact that when drying (dries almost instantly) the colors will be different, it does not mean that you need to go over what you already painted.