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Mon, Aug 9, 10 at 17:15
| Is there a way, via our lighting, to make this paint color appear more of a deeper brown and less peach??? What kind of bulbs, etc.? THANKS!
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- Posted by cinnamonsworld (My Page) on Fri, Aug 20, 10 at 22:32
| Hmm. This isn't the answer you asked for, exactly. But I think it's Lowe's where I've seen a section by the paint counter where they have three different kinds of lighting so you can see what paint samples look like under different conditions. I'd get a sample of that stuff and go there. I'm tempted to say that the less golden the light the less peachy it looks - because we have an annoyingly peachy tan that looks moreso to me when the sun is filtering in. If anything, if you were using one of those true-tone blueish bulbs that they sell in the usual bulb aisles, I would think that would be better than a pink or white one. If all else fails, although it's not energy efficient, I love halogen. It tends (to me, anyway) to eliminate those "casts" of colors one does not want. |
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