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    Porter Paints

    Porter Paints

    3.0
    (1 review)
    1.0 mi

    While I was in the area today, I stopped into this paint store hoping to get ideas for my kitchen,…read morewhich I am thinking about re-doing. The store is on a weird tiny side street at Parham and Broad, tucked into an overlooked shopping center... at first I thought it could be a hardware store... but then I saw it was all focused on painting. The layout of the store seems very much like it's focused on contractors, though I was helped by the manager Glen Balke and he said he has lots of retail customers too. The store itself has a small front area for shopping, and then the rest looks like its storage... As the name implies, the only paint they sell is Porter. So in terms of selection, it's not the same as going to Lowes and browsing a bunch of collections. Porter does have a nice display of color choices, and the manager proactively gave me a whole book of samples to take home- which is pretty much a guaranteed way to ensure I end up going back to buy, since I'll be using those paint samples to match up fabrics I'm buying etc. Aside from color choices, they also have tons of painting supplies like brushes and ladders, etc. so handymen and contractors do probably go here to stock up... While I didnt ask for too many details about the different paint types (seems premature since I am not even sure I want to redo the kitchen just yet, and I still have to paint my bedroom) it looked like you would need a sales associate to walk you through the store and explain everything to you- they have a lot of choices and sell a lot of different types of paint that I have no idea what the difference is to regular paint- it's not really that user friendly to shop on your own. But, a sign over the counter listed the promises the store makes to its customers and #1 was that you will be greeted promptly and have a great service experience, which I did. I usually don't like to have help when I shop, but I would definitely come back and let them guide me through buying paint and supplies...

    Spectrum Paint

    Spectrum Paint

    4.0
    (4 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    This Spectrum Paint is also the True Value Hardware store. They should change their name to False…read moreValue. We usually go to Pleasants Hardware because, well, it's pleasant, but since this store just opened up in a strip mall near us, we decided to check it out. We were sent a mailer for a free key, so we thought we'd get a new key made. While 3 employees were trying to figure out the machine, we piddled around and got a few necessities, lightbulbs, batteries, bird food, etc. The guys working there didn't seem to know their stuff. They were pulling out manuals and we waited for what seemed like an eternity. My hubby was growing a beard waiting! Finally, we were told they didn't have our key, and it wouldn't have been free anyway because it was a car key. The flyer did not indicate any exclusions. Then they said "just house keys", but then they said our house key was different and they didn't do those either. What a joke. We left the items on the counter and left disappointed. Their flyer needs to specify which keys are included in the freebies! Or add the wordage "exclusions apply". Who's your marketing person? As my Yelp friend, John G. commented, they don't have the keys to success! Anyway a few days later, I told my sister that I still had they coupon for a free key, so we thought we'd give them another chance. I don't like to leave one star reviews unless my experience is truly awful, and I like to give businesses an opportunity to redeem themselves before I make a judgment. Sadly, more disappointment ensued. Again, it took 3 people to get the keys made and they cast us aside to assist other customers while we were next in line. We were appalled. Terrible customer service! When we said something about letting people go in front of us, the guy made excuses before he apologized. We took the keys from the pseudo-apologetic employee and when he said "come see us again" another guy said "I doubt they'll be back". That's one thing they got right. I'll stick with Pleasants Hardware, thank you!

    Incredible customer service. Handled a problem from another store without hesitation. Would highly…read morerecommend to anyone.

    LaBelle & Co

    LaBelle & Co

    4.0
    (20 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    Beautiful store of unique upcycled furniture. The staff is awesome! Quite knowledgeable and very…read morefriendly. They also sell great candles, paint supplies, local flavored popcorn, wall decor, clothes, and a few other things.

    Furniture would be great if, 1. It was primed and painted properly to withstand time and very…read moreslight scuffing but alas, not only does the paint scratch off easily, it's not even coated enough to cover the previous finish in obvious spots, like when you pull out a drawer you can see that the entire top edge and side edge of the drawer looks to have one coat of paint over non-prepped original stain. I found it was very half-hurried painting. When I mentioned this to one of the people working there, they said "oh, well we will be happy to paint the areas we missed". How about you do it right the first time, especially for what they're charging. 2. Everything is painted white, it would be nice to see other colors, muted blues, muted greens, gray, black. Conclusion: you're better off buying furniture off Facebook marketplace and refinishing it yourself. You'll save money and if you do it correctly you'll have a beautiful piece that will stand the test of time. If you're going to do something, do it right the first time, don't just slap some paint onto furniture like the people selling at LaBelle and Co. obviously do, that hasn't been properly cleaned, deglossed, sanded and primed.

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