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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TwoForFlinching" data-source="post: 3141568" data-attributes="member: 24500">I spray painted some pine trim with semi-gloss rustoleum once. Granted, it was primed, but 15 years later, still looks like could have been done last week. The real bummer is pulling it. You don't want to spray rattlecans inside. Don't know about epoxy, but the Kelly Moore and Sherwin Williams acrylic trim paints last their longest in a satin finish or shinier finish, at least in my experience. But you can expect to spend almost as much oer gallon for their primer. If you want to cut that sticker shock, I've had great luck priming/stain locking with Kilz Premium (gold label) It's about a third of the price.</blockquote>