Sherwin-Williams ProClassic Waterborne Interior Acrylic Enamel Review (2026)
By The DIYPicks Team · Updated July 2026
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4.5$82Approx per gallon at Sherwin-Williams stores; commonly $64-$91 depending on sale and account pricing.Check Price on Amazon →
- Trim and molding
- Interior doors
- Cabinets
- Smooth brushed finishes
A widely available waterborne acrylic enamel that gives trim, doors, and cabinets a smooth, leveled finish with easy water cleanup. It is a dependable pick for DIYers who want a refined brushed look and quality tint options from a Sherwin-Williams store, provided the higher price fits the budget.
Pros
- Self-levels to a smooth, professional-looking finish that minimizes visible brush strokes
- Water cleanup and low odor with the hard-wearing look of a traditional trim enamel
- Widely stocked at Sherwin-Williams stores with strong color and tint availability
Cons
- Premium price is higher than most big-box waterborne enamels
- Full hardness cure takes days, so trim and doors stay soft to knocks early on
- Not as blocking-resistant early as PPG Break-Through, so avoid closing doors too soon
Specifications
| type | Waterborne acrylic enamel |
|---|---|
| sheen | Semi-gloss (satin and gloss also available) |
| coverage | About 400 sq ft per gallon |
| dryToTouch | About 1 hour |
| recoat | About 4 hours |
| levelingAdditive | Compatible with Floetrol for extended open time |
| application | Brush, roller, or spray |
| cleanup | Soap and water |