Rodda Paint CASCADIA ZERO Interior Flat Paint & Primer, Quart, Purple Spire

The Cascadia line of designer colors from Rodda Paint Company is composed of unique shades inspired by the majestic landscapes of the Northwest, from Puget Sound to the Rocky Mountains. Rodda's team of highly trained paint color experts, based in the company's color lab in Portland, OR, go to great lengths to source colors from the most exceptional locations in the Pacific Northwest and incorporate them into nature-inspired, timeless color palettes.

The Cascadia Color Team regularly embarks on expeditions into the great outdoors, traversing the region from Puget Sound to the Rocky Mountains, in order 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 style.

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

Cascadia ZERO, an Ultra-Low VOC, Acrylic Blend Paint & Primer-in-One, is a part of the Cascadia line. This product is designed to save time with fewer coats, thanks to its exceptional hiding power and coverage, smooth application, and virtually no odor. Available in a diverse range of nature-inspired and timeless colors, Cascadia ZERO comes in three sheens and several sizes, catering to a variety of preferences and needs.

The flat sheen offers a designer finish with depth of color, while also excelling at masking imperfections. Cascadia ZERO is best suited for interior walls, including drywall and plaster, as well as doors, trim, and masonry and wood surfaces. It is ideal for use in living rooms, dens, and bedrooms, providing a beautiful and durable finish.

For optimal results, the surfaces should be cleaned first, and the paint should be thoroughly mixed. Two coats are recommended for the best coverage, and the paint can be applied using a brush, roller, or spray. Nylon/polyester blend brushes and 3/8"–3/4" nap synthetic rollers are recommended, depending on the surface texture. The paint dries to the touch in 30 minutes and can be recoated in 2 hours.

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