I get Google Alerts on myself. LOL I am thrilled to report that we now use both PPG Paints' Pure Performance and Manor Hall products as well as their VOC-free tinting system. Although there were only a handful of fading and burnishing reports with the previous products (amazing how a couple of bad reviews can ruin an otherewise spotless reputation), I am convinced that there was a bad batch of blue pigment in the old Glidden Professional tinting system which has since been replaced by the PPG products and pigments. I get great feedback from both clients and especially from painters who have been using PPG paint for many years. I hope you'll give us a try. Chances of fading even with the old products are far less than 1%. Thanks so much for posting so I can have the opportunity to clarify things!

My only experience was with Gustavian Grey and JV Cloud White, both in the eggshell finish, and I find the paint to be outstanding and beautiful.

I'm so happy to have stumbled on this post for Ellen Kennon paint, I thought it was just me but we have had to slowly repaint all the rooms we had originally painted with the Ellen Kennon Glidden paint five years ago due to the fading and discoloration. I was trying for years to embrace the distressed look of the rooms but decided to go back to Benjamin Moore Aura line of paints. Her colors are amazing and I'm so happy that she is working with another paint company, we loved pumice, verdigris, putty, Ahha, taupe, and others I can't even remember all the lovely colors we had originally.