Grand Banks Interior wall paint
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RT Firefly
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Greetings,
Mr. RT. IF you are able to take a piece/sample to a good paint store they should be able to scan and match it exactly. Older paint may not be the same color/tone as the original. You can also buy flattening additives.
Mr. RT. IF you are able to take a piece/sample to a good paint store they should be able to scan and match it exactly. Older paint may not be the same color/tone as the original. You can also buy flattening additives.
Giggitoni
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Yup! "Grand Banks Beige". I see it on Google, eBay, etc. I'm thinking of breaking the mold, however, and am considering a light straw yellow. I know, living dangerously!
firstbase
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No, don't do that. "Light Straw Yellow"? Sounds so...country. Barn like. Go with "Candlewax". It's the same color. Just sounds better. Very elegant.
This is how my wife chooses paint colors. Two paint chips, exactly the same. One named "Elephant Dung" and the other "Grassy Fields". Shes going with "Grassy Fields" every time. Will actually hate the color "Elephant Dung".
I guess I'm possibly a little off topic. Sorry.
This is how my wife chooses paint colors. Two paint chips, exactly the same. One named "Elephant Dung" and the other "Grassy Fields". Shes going with "Grassy Fields" every time. Will actually hate the color "Elephant Dung".
I guess I'm possibly a little off topic. Sorry.
