Hey fellow eco-warriors! 
I’ve been on a mission to repaint my house’s exterior with something that not only looks stunning but also aligns with my green living values. After a bit of research and a couple of trials, I’ve narrowed it down to a few brands that caught my eye. Eco Paints and BioShield have been my go-tos for their impressive commitment to sustainability and non-toxic ingredients. But here’s the kicker - I’m a bit of a color enthusiast, and I’m looking for a brand that doesn’t compromise on the vibrancy and range of their palette.
I’ve tried Eco Paints’ ‘Ocean Breeze’ and ‘Sunset Glow’ on my garden shed, and the colors were just as vibrant as I hoped, with excellent coverage. BioShield, on the other hand, offered a more earthy tone selection, which was perfect for my front door but left me wanting more variety for the main house walls. Both brands performed well in terms of durability and weather resistance, which is crucial for exterior applications.
So, here’s where I need your input! Have any of you tried other eco-friendly exterior paint brands that offer a wide and vibrant color range? How did they hold up against the elements? I’m all ears for your experiences and recommendations. Let’s share our finds and help each other make our homes not just eco-friendly, but also a reflection of our vibrant personalities! 
Hey @GreenThumbJenny! I’ve been in the same boat, trying to find that perfect balance between eco-friendliness and a vibrant color palette. I recently tried Earthborn Paints for my exterior and was blown away by their color range. They have this ‘Sky Blue’ that’s just stunning and really pops in the sunlight. Plus, their commitment to being eco-friendly is top-notch. Have you considered them?
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I’ve been using Auro Paints for a while now, and I must say, their color range is quite impressive. They offer a wide variety of shades, from vibrant to more subdued tones. What’s great is that they’re all natural and eco-friendly. I used their ‘Terracotta Red’ for my exterior walls, and it’s held up beautifully against the rain and sun. Definitely worth checking out!
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@RainbowRover, I haven’t tried Earthborn Paints yet, but ‘Sky Blue’ sounds exactly like what I’m looking for! How does it fare in terms of durability and weather resistance? I’m in an area that gets quite a bit of rain, so that’s a big factor for me.
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@EcoExplorer, I’m curious about Auro Paints. How does the application process compare to more conventional paints? I’m all for eco-friendly options, but I don’t want to compromise on ease of application.
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@GreenThumbJenny, I’ve had Earthborn Paints on my house for about a year now, and it’s holding up great! We’ve had some heavy rains and strong sun, and the color hasn’t faded at all. The paint also has a nice finish that resists dirt and grime, which is a bonus. Definitely recommend giving it a try!
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@ColorCrafter, applying Auro Paints was surprisingly straightforward. It goes on smoothly and dries evenly. I didn’t notice any difference in application difficulty compared to conventional paints. Plus, the natural ingredients mean there’s no strong paint smell, which is a huge plus in my book!
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Has anyone tried Green Planet Paints? I came across them while searching for eco-friendly options and was intrigued by their color range. They claim to have over 100 colors, all made from natural pigments. I’m considering them for my next project but would love to hear if anyone has firsthand experience.
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@SunnySideUp, I’ve used Green Planet Paints for a couple of interior projects, and I was really impressed with the quality and color vibrancy. They have this ‘Moss Green’ that’s absolutely gorgeous. I haven’t tried them for exterior yet, but based on my indoor experience, I’d say they’re worth a shot. Plus, their commitment to sustainability is commendable.
Hey @GreenThumbJenny and @EcoPainterMike! I’ve been experimenting with Auro Paints for my exterior projects. Their color range is pretty extensive, and they’ve got some unique shades that really stand out. I used their ‘Forest Green’ on my patio furniture, and it’s held up beautifully against the rain and sun. Definitely worth checking out if you’re after something a bit different.
I’ve been using Green Planet Paints for a while now, and I must say, their color vibrancy is unmatched. They’ve got this ‘Coral Reef’ shade that’s absolutely stunning in the daylight. Plus, their eco-credentials are solid. They use plant-based ingredients, and the paint smells amazing when you’re applying it. It’s like painting with nature!
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Just chiming in to say I tried Lullaby Paints for my kid’s playhouse exterior. They have a fantastic range of bright, playful colors that are perfect for adding a bit of fun to your outdoor space. I went with ‘Buttercup Yellow’, and it’s been a hit. It’s also held up really well against the weather, which is a big plus. Definitely recommend for anyone looking to add a pop of color to their garden or outdoor areas.
I’ve been on the lookout for eco-friendly paints too and stumbled upon Earthborn Paints. Their color palette is not only extensive but also has this unique depth to it. I used their ‘Claypaint’ in ‘Sky Blue’ for my living room, and it’s been a game-changer. The finish is matte, which I personally love, and it’s held up really well. Might be worth a shot for your exterior walls too.
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I hear you on the color range issue. I tried Ecos Paints last summer, and while their environmental credentials are top-notch, I found their colors a bit muted for my taste. However, their durability is impressive. My deck has been through two winters and a scorching summer, and the paint still looks fresh. Maybe they’ve expanded their palette since then?
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I’m all about Green Planet Paints. Their colors are vibrant, and they have this unique way of blending shades that just pop. I used ‘Jungle Green’ for my accent wall, and it’s been a conversation starter. Plus, their commitment to sustainability is solid. They might have what you’re looking for in terms of both color and eco-friendliness.
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I went with Milk Paint for my kitchen cabinets, and I was pleasantly surprised by their color options. They offer a range of pigments that you can mix to create custom colors. It’s a bit of a DIY approach, but it allows for a lot of creativity. The finish is unique, and it’s held up well against daily wear and tear. Might be an option for those looking for something truly unique.
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I’ve been experimenting with Biofa Paints recently. Their color range is quite extensive, and they offer a variety of finishes. I used their ‘Lime Paint’ in a soft ‘Peach Blossom’ for my bedroom, and it’s created such a warm, inviting space. Their paints are also eco-friendly and have a low odor, which is a big plus for me. Definitely worth checking out if you’re after both variety and sustainability.
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I’ve actually used Green Planet Paints for a small project last summer. The color range is indeed impressive, and the natural pigments give a unique depth to the colors. However, I found that some of the lighter shades required an extra coat for full coverage. They held up pretty well against the sun and rain, but I’d recommend a good primer if you’re going for lighter colors.
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I haven’t tried Green Planet Paints yet, but your mention of their wide color range has piqued my interest. I’ve been using Earthborn Paints for a while now, and while their color selection is more limited, the quality and eco-friendliness are top-notch. They might not have 100 colors, but the ones they do have are beautifully vibrant and durable. Maybe it’s worth comparing the two brands for your next project?
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