Behr Marquee wins on price and one-coat promise; Benjamin Moore Regal Select wins on color accuracy, longevity, and contractor trust. For DIYers on a budget, Marquee is solid. For results that still look great in 10 years, Regal Select is worth the splurge.
Professional painters have a nickname for Behr Marquee: 'beer money paint' — as in, that's what the homeowner saved by buying it instead of hiring them to spec a better product.
You want a weekend DIY repaint on a budget
Marquee's lower price and fast dry time mean you can redo a room in an afternoon without breaking the bank.
→ Pick Behr MarqueeYou care deeply about true-to-chip color matching
Regal Select's Gennex colorant system is legendary for delivering exactly the color you picked on the swatch.
→ Pick Benjamin Moore Regal SelectYou're hiring a professional painter
Most pros trust Regal Select and will warrant their work with it — many won't guarantee results with big-box paints.
→ Pick Benjamin Moore Regal SelectYou're painting high-scrub areas like a mudroom or kids' room
Regal Select's superior scrub resistance means it'll still look good long after Marquee starts showing wear marks.
→ Pick Benjamin Moore Regal Select