Have been coming here a lot lately because I'm helping friends with the design part of a big…read moreremodel. Paint is the easiest way to transform a room, but selecting a paint color is far from easy! Color is a reflection of the light and color around it it so a particular paint color can look vastly different when you paint it on your walls and it reflects the hardwoods, carpets, furniture, etc in the room. I'm pretty good at seeing the "color" and tone in a sample, meaning is the gray pulling blue, brown, sage, purple? After painting several large swatches on the walls, I felt the gray we chose was pulling too much blue so we went back to the store with the goal of finding the same level of saturation but a few spots over on the color wheel so it would have a brown base. Luke was working that evening and when I explained the intention, he chose a color he felt would meet our needs. He also recommended painting the sample color on large 2x3 sheets of paper so we could move the paper to all areas of the room and see it in different lighting conditions. He said he wasn't trying to get us to spend more money, he was making this suggestion because we mentioned how the colors seemed so off because the existing wall is an orange tan. Sure enough, when we painted the samples on white, and put the papers in the wall, we were able to see the color more realistically. The color he suggested ended up being the perfect greige (gray beige) that we were seeking. We came back a few days later to find a pure white for the trim and were running into the same challenges. There is no pure white because white definitely picks up on the colors around it. We were in luck because Luke was there again! We had narrowed it down to Chantilly Lace and Super White. Without telling him our choices, we asked him which white would show as true white against the greige. Now, there are dozens and dozens of whites. Instantly he said Chantilly Lace. We painted more white sheets, put them on the wall, looked at them at night and in the daylight against the greige walls and hardwood floors. Chantilly Lace was the unanimous decision. Now, before we saw Luke, there was someone else working who was not nearly as helpful. In fact, it seemed like he didn't want to answer any of our questions or assist at all when it came to trying to decipher colors and how they would appear. So I think we had several super experiences because of Marcus. We have several more rooms to go, and we will continue to come back to Dick's Color Center / Sherman Williams because of the great advice and fabulous experience working with Luke.

I've been here probably about 15+ times…read more The staff is really helpful w giving tips on colors, finishes, and hardware to get your project done. And the quality of paint is exceptional. We've considered going back to Behr paint from Home Depot, but we keep coming back here due to great customer service. For Covid stuff - they have plexiglass up & the store usually barely has anyone here. Love this place.

I've gotta give Parker (assistant manager) a huge thumbs up. Customer service is always top notch…read moreyet more importantly the employees at this store understand paint - how to spray it, which choice is the best (yes there are a ton of choices) and how to avoid bad decisions. Parker can give excellent advice because he actually uses the products and understands what works and what doesn't. Every time I walk into the store I know I will find the best answer and the best products. I wish all of my vendors were this effective and easy to work with - it would make my renovation business so much more fun. Sherwin-Williams should make sure they keep Parker (give him a promotion) and use his approach as a standard for all employees.

Stopped in yesterday to pick up some paint. There was nobody else there, so they took care of us…read moreimmediately. Got our paint + primer mixed up in no time and got us on our way. We had another paint chip we were hoping they could match, but it was just too small/thin. I would have given them 4 stars, but the two guys on duty were complaining loudly about something back in the work area, made me kinda uncomfortable. I walked around the store while they were mixing up the paint, the place was very neat and clean.

We've always been 100% "Team Sherwin Williams." My mom has used Sherwin Williams for years; so have…read moremy husband and I. But, when it came time to do some touch-up paint on our 1928 bungalow, we decided to use the same brand that had been used by the previous owner: Rodda. Luckily, we had some old paint cans on hand, so Rodda was able to make us new gallons of paint to the same specifications as the old paint. The new Rodda paint is, of course, bolder and brighter than the aged paint. But it still looks really good. Even better, the Rodda applied like butter! It self-leveled, leaving very few drip marks. (Our beloved Sherwin Williams trim paint, on the other hand, left a ton of drip marks and imperfections.) The Rodda cured really well, even though we were applying it in rare dry spells during a rainy and cold fall. We're huge fans of Rodda now, and will use them for all our exterior paint in future!

EXCELLENT customer service! I've never done interior painting and I received expert advice from…read moreJordan. He was thorough, knowledgeable, patient and spent quality time educating me and helping me pick out the best paint for ceilings, walls and trim! An honorable mention to Anthony and Marco who helped with follow up questions and purchase the remaining paint. My experience was like the customer service of Les Schwab and Nordstrom!

Bry was super helpful and went above and beyond to help me. She even suggested great colors of…read morepaint that I ended up going with. I will definitely be back!

DO NOT TRUST THIS RIPOFF STORE. Bought their so called top of the line Evolution crap. It failed in…read more2 years and they replaced it with half of the amount needed with the contractors grade paint. Now we are going to have to repaint the whole house for another $5500. I'm beyond pissed off, and they're lucky I don't sue.

OK, this is not a designer boutique store. They are nuts and bolts kinda guys. They sell…read moreindustrial & automotive paints to commercial applicators. However, they are very helpful and very knowledgeable. They suggested an automotive product, "Kitty Hair" to patch a masonry wall and it worked very well. Who knew? They also shipped paint out of state to my rental properties. I ordered just before noon and UPS delivered before 10AM the next day.

I was in the north Portland area doing a job which I ended up being 2gal short for. I reluctantly…read moredecided to go to Super F Paint just because it was 5min closer than Lowes. I was very surprised how quick they were able to match my color. The price was a bit higher than what I usually pay but the quality of the paint definitely made the difference and saved me in the long run on labor. I also found out they had a good supply, at least half the large warehouse style store full of industrial coatings. I will definitely be purchasing my paint from from Super F Paint from now on.

Miller has been my goto for years, but most of their paint (except Evolution) isn't that…read moreimpressive. Two guys at Powell Paint were very informative and patient, while another was just too amped up. Prices seem better than at Miller, and probably a little more than big box. A custom order match did take much longer than promised, but I'll just chalk it up to a one off.

The service was tops--workers helpful. Ii's best to support local rather than corporate (Home…read moreDepot, Lowe's etc). Keep the money in the community.

Very empty outdoor area in the late summer was disappointing, as well as the fact that the plants…read moreplaced there, seemed like they were just put there to die. It isn't ever VERY busy there. The staff is nice, pleasant but in comparison to the Tigard store, this one is bare, harder to find things and just not as well organized. Ace is pricey, you're not going to get THE best value on most items but that's okay if you are in a rush or have an emergency. But you will OCCASIONALLY find a real deal. It's just not often lol. It's convenient but definitely not my #1 choice for Home Improvement.

I went into Ace Progress Ridge today to have two used paint cans shaken up and purchase one new…read moreone. When I arrived at the paint counter and asked to have the cans shaken I was abruptly interrupted with a very rude "I won't shake up that can" by someone named Jaron. I was very taken aback by his rudeness since I've had many cans of previously opened paint shaken up there before. When I asked why (in total confusion) Jaron said "I don't want your paint all over my paint shaker". I was so confused at this point I moved on to ask for help with the can of paint I needed to purchase. Jaron was just incredibly rude and refused to help by being short and condescending. I picked out my own paint. I then asked to talk to Chris, the store manager and now I know exactly why the employees act like this at this store! Chris said "I am sorry you feel that way" and tried to justify Jaron's actions by stating thy someone's can of paint spilled in their shaker. I am not at all upset that ace no longer shakes up previously opened paint cans - that is perfectly within the store's right to decide and I was very clear with Chris on that!! I am, however, appalled at how rude Jaron was and how Chris didn't listen to my concern about Jaron's attitude and instead tried to justify it with an explanation of why they don't shake up cans anymore. I reiterated I wasn't upset that they don't shake up paint cans anymore and Chris repeated, "I'm sorry you feel that way!" The number one comment narcissists make is "I'm sorry you feel that way"! The first rule of customer service is to never blame the customer and that is exactly what Chris did with a narcissistic comment. I asked to speak to Bob, the owner but have not had a call yet. This store needs a new mgr (just read the reviews here - this is a pattern) and some education in customer service. Don't waste your time here! Take your business to Lowe's or Home Depot!

Came here for a pressure-treated facia board and wasn't too happy with the customer service…read more Came into the store and the gentleman at the register did not seem overly pleased to be interacting with anyone. he gave me my ticket for the Callin order I had and didn't say a word I had to ask where am I supposed to go for it and he told me just go to the warehouse. Upon arriving at the warehouse, there wasn't any sign saying where to stop or anything. The gentleman came up, took my ticket and told me to go park in the shade. I immediately rolled up to which was pretty large. After Hanh came up and said I told you to go to the shade and pointed forward in which there was multiple shaded spots. I pulled up to the large shade spot, the driveway off to the side, which seemed like a good loading spot. Apparently that wasn't the shaded spot he was talking about. He referred to a spot right next to the shelf. When I came out of the car, the gentleman looked annoyed being like I told you to go to the shaded spot and I replied there's like five shaded spots you need to be more specific and he just walked away. Overall a grouchy bunch.

Super helpful and friendly. Have ordered lumber several times and gone into the store a few and…read morehave only had really positive experiences.