I’m remodeling a condo and painting the walls and ceiling. For context, I've heard that Valspar paint has no VOCs and may be preferable to Sherwin-Williams for health reasons. However, my general contractor wants to use Sherwin-Williams paint (with VOCs) because he “has an account” with them.
Is it worth using non-VOC or low-VOC interior paint
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Best Answer
Just as an FYI, if you're going to heavily color the paint, be aware that a lot of tints are not low-VOC. From this site