What are the three grades of Sherwin-Williams paint? Sherwin-Williams paint grades are often categorized into three tiers for interior and exterior. For interior, three common grades are entry-level, mid-tier, and premium. Entry-level or contractor grade includes ProMar 200 and ProMar 400, affordable, good for large commercial or rental projects with decent coverage. Mid-tier includes SuperPaint and Duration Home interior, offering better washability, hide, and durability for homes. Premium top tier includes Emerald Interior, highest quality with excellent hide, washability, stain resistance, and low VOC. For exterior, similar tiers, entry A-100, mid SuperPaint Exterior, premium Duration and Emerald Exterior. Some stores list three grades as Good, Better, Best, with Good being ProMar, Better being SuperPaint, Best being Emerald or Duration. So three grades represent increasing quality, coverage, durability, and price, from contractor grade to premium. Professional painters often choose mid to premium for best results, while entry grade is economical for large areas where premium not needed.
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