CASCADIA ZERO Interior Satin Low VOC Paint & Primer in Smoked Salmon - Quart

The Cascadia line of designer colors from Rodda Paint Company is composed of unique hues inspired by the majestic landscapes of the Northwest, from the Puget Sound to the Rocky Mountains. Rodda's team of highly trained color experts, working in the company's color lab in Portland, Oregon, go the extra mile to source colors from the most exceptional locations in the region and craft nature-inspired, timeless color palettes.

The Cascadia Color Team embarks on frequent expeditions into the great outdoors, from the Puget Sound to the Rocky Mountains, to bring the colors of the Northwest into homes and offices. Architects, interior designers, professional decorators, and painters specify these colors for both residential and commercial projects, as they are designed to work seamlessly with existing or new furniture and accessories, providing a lasting and stylish aesthetic.

Rodda Paint Company's goal is to make it easy for customers to choose interior and exterior colors for their projects, as the possibilities are endless. Inspiration is brewing, and the Cascadia Color Expedition Team continues to uncover new creative sources.

Cascadia ZERO, an Ultra-Low VOC, Acrylic Blend Paint & Primer-in-One, offers a time-saving solution with fewer coats required. The odor-free formula is built for exceptional hiding power, smooth application with minimal spatter, and virtually no odor. Available in a diverse range of nature-inspired and timeless colors, Cascadia ZERO is offered in three sheens and several sizes, catering to a variety of project needs.

The Satin sheen provides a soft, luminous finish with a high degree of scrub-ability, making it ideal for interior walls, including drywall and plaster, doors, trim, and even over masonry and wood. Cascadia ZERO is particularly well-suited for use in kid's rooms, laundry rooms, and on furniture and cabinetry.

For the best results, it is recommended to clean the surfaces first, mix the paint well, and apply two coats. Brushes should be nylon/polyester blends, while rollers should have a 3/8"–3/4" nap, depending on the surface texture. The paint dries to the touch in 30 minutes and can be recoated in 2 hours, making it a convenient choice for a wide range of projects.

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