What are the prices of Sherwin-Williams paint in Canada?

In Canada, Sherwin-Williams paint generally costs between 50 and 120 Canadian dollars per gallon, depending on the product line, location, and promotions. The company operates company-owned stores across Canada in provinces including Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec. For interior paints, contractor-grade ProMar 200 is typically 50 to 60 dollars per gallon, SuperPaint around 65 to 80 dollars, Cashmere around 70 to 85 dollars, Duration around 80 to 95 dollars, and Emerald, the premium line, around 90 to 110 dollars per gallon. For exterior paints, SuperPaint Exterior is about 70 to 85 dollars, Duration Exterior 85 to 100 dollars, Emerald Exterior 95 to 120 dollars, and Resilience about 75 to 90 dollars per gallon. These are regular prices in Canadian dollars before sales tax, and Canadian prices are generally 15 to 25 percent higher than U.S. prices due to currency exchange, import, and distribution costs. Sherwin-Williams Canada frequently runs 30 to 40 percent off sales, similar to the U.S., which brings prices down significantly, and contractors often get additional discounts. Prices can vary by store and region, and additional costs apply for primer, supplies, and taxes such as HST or GST. For the most accurate current pricing, customers should check sherwin-williams.ca or their local Canadian store.