I bet it is. I was enjoying their website. It's one of the most comprehensive sites I've seen.

Their color program and explanation is very well done and informative.

Michael

Thanks for checking it out and commenting. As a Canadian, I try to buy Canadian-made products if I'm convinced the quality is acceptable. So far I've been happy with the Para paint and primer I've used.

Do you think eggshell is a suitable sheen for kitchen cabinets (oak painted white)?

Personally, no. I would prefer their Melamine finish on cabinets.

Acrylic Waterborne Melamine Latex
Product Codes: 4300
Description: Top quality Latex Melamine enamel with a soft sheen similar to plastic laminate (midway between flat and semi-gloss). This product has excellent mar resistance and superior adhesion to a variety of surfaces. Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, trim, cupboards, shelves, furniture and counters not exposed to standing water. 4300,4304 and 4301 products may also be used on exterior surfaces such as trim and garden furniture.
Dry Time Touch: 60 mins.
Dry Time Recoat: 4 to 6 hrs.
Sizes: Quart & Gallon. 4341- quart only.
Surface Preparation: All surfaces must be clean and dry and free of all grease, wax, and mildew. Patch all holes and cracks with water based patching compound, allow to dry, sand wood surfaces with garnet paper and all other surfaces with fine emery cloth. Remove dust with tack cloth or by vacuuming.
Application: Apply by brush, 5 mm. lint-free pile roller, high density foam roller, or spray.
Spreading Rate: Apply at a spread rate of 400 to 450 square feet per gallon (37 to 42 square meters per 3.78 liters).
Thinning: Thinning is not recommended for roller or brush application.
Conventional Spray: Thin with up to 1/2 pint water per gallon of paint.
Airless Spray: Use a .013 to .015 tip size.
Cleanup: Soap and water.
EcoLogoŽ Certified: N/A
Michael