Is Benjamin Moore Cabinet Coat Door, Trim & Cabinet Enamel toxic?

No paint is risk-free, and "toxic" depends on how much you're exposed to and for how long. Here is what Benjamin Moore's own documents show. Benjamin Moore Cabinet Coat Door, Trim & Cabinet Enamel scores 38–46 out of 100 across its 10 sheens and bases. Its untinted VOC is 50 g/L. Its Safety Data Sheet carries these warnings: skin allergen (3 of 10 versions). We found no third-party emissions testing for it.

Health score

38–46

VOC g/L

50

Use

Interior paint

Safety Data Sheet warnings

• Skin allergen3 of 10 versionsMay cause an allergic reaction.

Evidence beyond the label

• Emissions testing: none found
• Health certification: none found
• Full ingredient list (Health Product Declaration): not published

All 10 versions

• Satin · Base 1VOC <50 g/L · 0 warnings46Poor
• Satin · Base 2VOC <50 g/L · 0 warnings46Poor
• Satin · Base 3VOC <50 g/L · 1 warning46Poor
• Satin · Base 4VOC <50 g/L · 1 warning46Poor
• Satin · WhiteVOC <50 g/L · 0 warnings46Poor
• Semi-Gloss · Base 1VOC <50 g/L · 0 warnings46Poor
• Semi-Gloss · WhiteVOC <50 g/L · 0 warnings46Poor
• Semi-Gloss · Base 2VOC <50 g/L · 1 warning38Poor
• Semi-Gloss · Base 3VOC <50 g/L · 2 warnings38Poor
• Semi-Gloss · Base 4VOC <50 g/L · 2 warnings38Poor

Updated October 12, 2026. Scores summarize the evidence makers publish. They don't guarantee safety or predict individual health outcomes. No brand pays to be listed. How we score