What is considered best exterior paint in Canada depends on climate, as Canada has harsh winters, UV, and moisture requiring excellent flexibility, fade resistance, and mildew resistance, but several brands consistently rank top. Benjamin Moore Aura Exterior is widely considered best overall exterior paint in Canada by professional painters, due to excellent fade resistance, self-priming on many surfaces, outstanding color retention in extreme UV, and durability in cold, costing 80 to 100 CAD per gallon and sold at independent dealers. Sherwin-Williams Duration and Emerald Exterior are also top rated for Canadian climate, with excellent adhesion, resistance to blistering and peeling, and lifetime warranty, costing 70 to 90 CAD per gallon at Sherwin-Williams stores. Dulux Weathershield, which is PPG's premium exterior line in Canada, is very popular and rated excellent for Canadian weather, with good flexibility in freeze thaw cycles, costing 60 to 80 CAD per gallon at Dulux stores and Home Depot Canada. Para Paints Para Supreme exterior is also well regarded as Canadian made. Behr Premium Plus Ultra Exterior, sold at Home Depot Canada, offers good value with decent durability at lower price of 50 to 70 CAD. For best protection in Canadian climate, look for 100 percent acrylic, high solids, mildewcide, and flexibility rating. Proper preparation and fixing moisture sources like gutters ensures longevity regardless of brand.
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