Have only used the Behrs interior primer/paint. Their ads show one coat of the primer/paint covering a multi-colored striped wall and I was assured it would cover everything in one coat. Not so, still needed two coats to cover. Didn't do as well as using primer prior to painting and ended up being more expensive. Not sure if you could call it false advertising or simply buyer beware. Was the first time I've used their paint - and the last.
What's the point in marketing this combo stuff if you (the company) are suggesting to lay down primer ahead of time. The strange thing is that I was told that exterior line only comes in the combo format. I'm going to assume that the combo stuff will result in less coverage than a straight paint. So you're basically selling an all-in-one product with less coverage and with the suggestion that you go ahead and buy/use a separate primer despite their marketing that you wouldn't need to.
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