I travelled here from Central Brooklyn as they were listed on Drylock's site as being a retailer…read more(and I hadn't had any luck finding it near me). Not only did the shop have multiple Drylock options in stock, the guys were friendly, super knowledgeable on the product, and helped me determine exactly which one would work best for my needs. Atlas Paints is the best kind of paint store, and I'll definitely be returning here for any future paint needs. Thank you!!

They were great on both the telephone and in person. I was made to feel welcome immediacy when I…read morecalled. They answered all my questions. I needed to purchase some Benjamin Moore paint to do a few touch ups. There are not too many stores that carry that brand. Most people will settle for Home Depot or Lowe's house brands. I purchased my home new which was built 7 years ago and the Benjamin Moore paint looks just about the same as when I moved in. The store is well stocked, everyone was very friendly and wanted to make sure I had everything correct as far as the color goes. Great customer service! I was also greeted immediately, everyone was friendly, engaged in conversation with me, were helpful to other customers as well. Prices ate very fair and the store is clean and bright. The store was COVID-19 ready, everyone had masks on, there were plexiglass partitions up at the counters. I would highly recommend Atlas for all your paint supply needs. Try getting great customer service at Home Depot or Lowe's. That usually rarely happens.

Old New York integrity and charm, local owners, they offer locksmith services, will help install…read moreACs, and you gotta love George the cat.

I will never come to this hardware store ever again. While being locked in the house during the…read morepandemic I decided to do some home improvements. One of those improvements was changing the color of my living room wall so I came here to get paint, brushes etc. While I was waiting a woman came in asking how much the face masks were. Granted these were not surgical grade masks she was asking about. They were regular thin, flimsy masks that you would wear when you paint. There was a handwritten sign clearly pre Covid19 that said "Masks 1.99 each." Despite the sign the woman behind the counter told the lady $18 each, despicable. To price gouge on what is now a basic necessity should be criminal. Sadly the lady obliged and paid $36 for two piece of crap masks. I don't respect that and I will never support this "neighborhood business." This place is NOT for the people of it's neighborhood. Price gouging 9x the price shame on you Ovington Hardware!!! FYI: I really never liked coming here to begin with because they will follow you around the store. I am not sure if it is because I am a minority but be prepared for that as well if you choose to come here. Never again!

My visit on 1/30/24 was unsuccessful and unpleasant. This is a local shop that I hoped would carry…read morepaint (gold color) that I needed for a small project. The owner?/man led me to the back of the store and plucked a small can of gold paint from the shelf and returned to the front. I remained in the back to browse for another color before returning to the front with a can of red paint. The man then presented me with a screwdriver coated in the gold paint, but the color seemed diluted: gold flecks suspended in a clear liquid, like it had been mixed with thinner or solvent. I asked if he could open the red can also, so I could see whether the 2 went well together. He said he would be glad to, once I paid for it. I declined the purchase of both cans, not understanding why he had opened the gold can (and even dipped a screwdriver into it, unasked) but refused to pry open the lid of the red one. Perhaps, I surmise, this can was also old and "expired"? Then he said he could tell I was like all other Chinese people who entered his shop, peppered him with questions, wasting his time and never making a purchase. I promptly removed myself, not wanting to take up another second of his time.

If you live in the neighborhood, this hardware store is definitely a place you'll want to check…read moreout. It's a small, old school, hardware store, but it has a surprisingly good selection of products. No, you won't find every colour of stain or spray paint you would at Home Depot or Lowes, and you won't find the lumber needed to build that deck, but for every day hardware needs you won't be disappointed. Best of all, the people running the store are super nice and always helpful. Stopping in there is always a pleasant experience.

I love this store!! Everyone is so kind . I recommend it 100% . They go out of their way to…read moreaccommodate you .

Eek! get away! if you see the Caucasian guy with glasses. I think his name is Robert or something…read more We went there for paint twice this week. Was helped by a guy who clearly did not want to work, and who made me feel that helping me out was really a big favor on his part. (At one point I even saw him roll his eyes to another sales person, after I asked if exterior paint would be a better idea for my furniture project). The second time he was by was himself now (Caucasian guy with glasses) and just rude. He was 'helping out' in an such an unfriendly and condescending way, that I decided to go to the other paint store on 85th and 18th instead. Which will now be my first stop for supplies from now on.

It was a bit busy but a very nice gentleman (Adi? Not sure how to spell his name) helped me get the…read moreright tools. I was in and out pretty quickly, and would definitely come back!

Service: Disorganized and unsettling. Staff behavior raised serious red flags -- not the kind of…read moreenergy I'd expect in a professional environment. Selection: On paper it looks like there's plenty, but in practice it felt mismatched and suspicious. Things didn't line up with what you'd expect for a business of this size. Value: Honestly questionable. For a storefront that supposedly pulls in big revenue, the customer traffic and overall quality don't add up. It makes you wonder what's really going on behind the scenes. Other notes: The building setup itself feels off -- housing units crammed right above the storefront, which doesn't exactly inspire confidence in safety or standards. Overall, this place left me with an uneasy impression I wouldn't want anyone else to deal with.

These folks are awesome!!!…read more They do fulfill on their word: 100% costumer oriented, deliver on time, make it happen even for rush orders, on top of what's new in the industry, the most competitive prices for top-shelf products I've come across they have a wide array of eco-friendly products, and they are friendly! In a word Extra-ordinary costumer experience! I highly recommend!

I am a big contractor when I need fast good service with someone that knows his stuff you go to…read moredeluxe paint!! They are stocked very well great costumer service

Not perfect, but what is and mostly they have what I need. Maybe a little pricy, but what do you…read moreexpect? It's a small store and I can walk there. I'm very thankful that they're there, super convenient!

I've been here twice, and both times, I didn't get exactly what I needed. The guy who works here…read morehas an incomprehensible accent. And last time, some of the mixing equipment was broken.

East Coast Hardware is a dishonest vendor. I bought this through the walmart website marketplace…read morefrom East coast, they shipped one instead of 5, then lied to me and said they have no more stock available so they would not have to pay for there own error meanwhile I waited forever for delivery, plus four days after I contacted them about the error with no ability to take a shower. I will be leaving this review on every single site. On walmart marketplace they had 5 pieces for 40 dollars. So this is also grossly over priced for a piece of plastic.

This company will scam you out of your money and not deliver the product that they promised. But…read moreAmazon made to right. Thanks Amazon