PPG Break-Through! Interior/Exterior Door, Trim and Cabinet Paint Review (2026)
By The DIYPicks Team · Updated July 2026
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4.4$56.98Approx per gallon (V62-510 Base 1) at The Home Depot; quarts around $23.Check Price on Amazon →
- Interior doors
- High traffic trim
- Cabinets and shelving
- Fast turnaround projects
A low-VOC waterborne enamel engineered for doors, trim, and cabinets where durability and speed matter. Its fast dry and standout block resistance make it ideal for interior doors that must be rehung and used the same day, and it grips tricky surfaces most enamels struggle with.
Pros
- Very fast dry-to-touch (15-20 min) and 1-hour recoat let you finish doors in a single day
- Outstanding early block resistance means painted doors and windows resist sticking soon after use
- Adheres to difficult substrates including vinyl, galvanized steel, and architectural plastics
Cons
- Fast set time shortens the wet-edge window, so brush marks can appear if you overwork it
- Semi-gloss shows surface imperfections, demanding careful sanding and prep on old doors
- Base and tinted versions vary in hide; deep colors may need extra coats over dark surfaces
Specifications
| type | Waterborne acrylic enamel, low VOC |
|---|---|
| sheen | Semi-gloss (satin and gloss also available) |
| coverage | About 400 sq ft per gallon |
| dryToTouch | 15-20 minutes |
| recoat | About 1 hour |
| blockResistance | Strong early block resistance |
| application | Brush, roller, or spray |
| cleanup | Soap and water |