Integrity Select Latex Satin House Paint White 1G

Integrity Select combines paint and primer in one 100% acrylic formula with 350-400 sq ft per gallon coverage. That self-priming capability saves you a full coat on most surfaces. The satin sheen delivers a low-luster finish that works for both interior and exterior applications.

Worth it for contractors who need one paint that works everywhere. Compatible with wood, metal, masonry, stucco, brick, aluminum, steel, and vinyl siding — basically every substrate you’ll hit on a typical job. Skip it if you’re just touching up one room with leftover paint from another job. This is production-grade paint for crews running multiple projects.

Coverage and Application Efficiency

The 350-400 square feet per gallon coverage hits the sweet spot for acrylic paints. Not the absolute best coverage on the market, but combined with the self-priming feature, you’re looking at real labor savings. Dry to touch in 30-60 minutes for exterior applications, 1-4 hours for interior. Recoat in 2-4 hours. Those fast dry times matter when you’re trying to get two coats on before the afternoon thunderstorms roll through the valley.

The paint-and-primer combo eliminates that whole primer debate. No more explaining to homeowners why they need to buy two different products. No more switching between primer and finish coat. Just open the can and start rolling.

Specification	Value
Coverage	350-400 sq. ft. per gallon
Dry to Touch	30-60 minutes (exterior), 1-4 hours (interior)
Recoat Time	2-4 hours
Application Temperature	50°F - 90°F
Sheen	Satin (low-luster)

Application temperature range of 50°F to 90°F works for Montana’s painting season. You’ll hit 50 degrees by mid-morning most spring and fall days. That 90-degree upper limit rarely matters here except during July heat waves in the valleys.

Versatile Surface Compatibility

Here’s where Integrity Select earns its keep. The self-priming formula works on drywall, plaster, masonry, metal, wood, and vinyl siding. That’s every surface on a typical residential job except maybe EIFS or exotic metals.

Think about what that means for inventory. Instead of stocking separate primers for drywall, wood, and metal, plus your finish coats, you’ve got one product that handles it all. For exterior work, it’s rated for siding, trim, doors, fences, decks, and sheds. Interior applications include walls, ceilings, trim, woodwork, drywall, plaster, and masonry.

The real advantage shows up on remodel jobs where you’re painting over multiple substrates. Old house with plaster walls, wood trim, and a metal radiator cover? One paint covers everything. New addition with drywall meeting old wood paneling? Same paint handles both.

Durability Features

The mildew-resistant finish matters in Montana’s variable humidity — especially in basements and bathrooms where moisture accumulates during long winters. Exterior applications get fade and chalk resistance, which helps maintain color through the intense high-altitude UV exposure.

Interior formulations feature stain resistance and scrubbability. That scrubbable finish means muddy handprints and coffee splashes clean up without taking the paint with them. Not every “washable” paint actually survives repeated cleaning. This one does.

Recent reviews praise it for excellent coverage and smooth finish, with a 98% recommendation rate and 4.85 average rating across 104 reviews. Contractors specifically note the spatter resistance — less mess when rolling ceilings.

California Proposition 65 Warning and UL GreenGuard Gold Certified for interior applications. Low-VOC formulation meets current air quality standards without giving up performance.

FAQ

How many coats does Integrity Select typically need? Reviews consistently mention one-coat coverage as a strength. On primed surfaces or repaints in similar colors, one coat often does the job. Going from dark to light or painting raw drywall? Plan on two coats for professional results.

What’s the difference between interior and exterior formulations? Exterior gets 100% acrylic latex with fade and chalk resistance. Interior uses straight acrylic with stain resistance and scrubbability. Exterior dries faster (30-60 minutes) than interior (1-4 hours). Both self-prime, but the exterior handles UV and weather while interior focuses on washability.

Does it really work without primer on metal? Yes, it’s rated for metal substrates including aluminum and steel. For rusty metal or high-moisture areas, a dedicated metal primer still makes sense. But for clean, dry metal trim or doors? The self-priming formula handles it fine.

Any common problems contractors report? Some reviews mention potential peeling on horizontal surfaces if improperly prepped, and the paint requires thorough stirring. Translation: don’t skip surface prep on decks or porch floors, and mix it well before use. Standard stuff any pro should know.