I am a steadfast fan of Cabinet Coat for trim, doors and cabinets since I discovered it a few years back. I won't use anything else. The white is bright, clean, and 'true' so it goes with virtually all paint colors. It's self-leveling, dries to a nice subtle sheen, doesn't nick as readily as latex, and fingerprints, etc. wipe right off with a damp cloth. First used it on rental property cabinets, which tend to get higher than average wear, and it's held up like a workhorse. People are probably getting sick of seeing it, but here's a new door/trim I did in CC (that's an eggshell paint on the wall, so you can see it has some sheen but not glaring):

Found one. Good so far. Handymac: Sorry...I don't know how to delete this post.

Mike Ingalls from Ingalls Custom Contracting, formerly known as Ingalls Custom Carpentry. I am good friends with him and his wife and admire (drool over) the beautiful trimwork all over their current home as well as their previous one. You can say his wife's friend Tracie recommended you. :) Here is a link that might be useful: Ingalls Custom Contracting

Au contraire. Cabinet crown should be from the same cabinet company. Unless you have a complete experienced wizard at a Pro paint store somewhere that can not only tweak formulas by hand, but also tweak sheens. Those folks are rare.