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Thu, Dec 6, 12 at 17:10
| If any of you have pictures of Powell Buff, particularly in your kitchens, do you mind posting? Still trying to make a decision and it helps me to see it. I have large poster boards painted in Monroe Bisque, Powell Buff, and Champagne Gold. Whatever paint I select for my kitchen, I also want to use in my foyer and hallways. Thanks in advance. |
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| OK, this is a really awful picture but we just put powell buff in our kitchen and I really love it. |
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| ar84-Thank you so much! I really like it. Is it mixed at normal strength? The reason that I'm asking is that my sample appears lighter than yours and I like yours better. How does it read during the day? Thank you. |
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| it is mixed at normal strength. It looks substantially lighter in the can then it does when up on the wall and dried. I was afraid it was going to be too dark when I saw it up on the wall but overall it isnt. I dont notice a significant difference during the day. |
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| Thanks! I think it looks great. My chairs are black as well and I think the combination looks good together. |
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