after using goo gone and hating the smell, I tried PAM. tiny spray...wait a bit...scrape with fingernail, etc. I wipe off edges hard with paper towel. Repeat. Use a small towel with Dawn or any soap you'd use. Magic eraser can help too. Smooth/ buff.

@sabrown - Thanks! I'm all about trying to make a timeless look. We worked with Superior Woodcraft for our custom cabinets in our kitchen in Philly and had them copy that design for our new home in NYC. I looked at tons of butler pantry pics and got really specific about the width of the styles, inset cabinets, and the molding, which they replicated from a salvaged door I had on my laundry closet in Philly. They are installing a built in bookcase in our living room next week to match. The color is Farrow and Ball White Tie to match the walls in our kitchen and other living space. It was not a great paint for them to work with. Our Philly cabinets were Ben Moore Maritime White and looked great too. Superior is woman owned and run and they work around the East Coast. They've been in business for 60 years. It wasn't the smoothest experience this time around but I chalk it up to Covid. Their customer service is outstanding.

Since it appears that you are going to have to compromise your choices, make a list from most important to least and share with your window (in this case, Marvin) dealer. Also set a realistic budget target that you want (easier said than done). In the case of Marvin, Andersen and other large manufacturers, the have multiple lines that you can mix. I have many jobs where I have mixed Marvin products. Ultimate on the front elevation or the more important rooms and Elevate and Essential elsewhere. By staying with the same manufacturer's line, you don't have to worry about matching colors as they are consistent. As far as use, doors are more important than windows. Put your money into the doors and be "fussy" about installation and easy operation or you will always regret it.

Delta isn't "junk" although the prices on their higher end styles and finishes probably compares to Kohler prices. I am not *shocked* at the prices as I spent more than that on my shower fixtures. When I first started my remodeling I was *shocked* at the prices of things but then just accepted that was the price for the items I wanted. I have a Kohler kitchen faucet and when I looked at less expensive options they were all a bit "off" and I didn't like those as much. There were just subtle differences in aesthetics although I am sure the Delta or Moen similar styles would have performed fine as I had a Delta prior to my remodel which caused no issues functionally. Whether you need to save money is really the only relevant issue - once you know the price you are being quoted is the *accurate* one. By accurate I mean that is the price more or less that it is being sold at by other places. If you can afford to get it and that is the price, why not get it? If you can't afford it or spending money on these items will cause you to need to cut back in some other area, then you decide what is a priority. 🤷🏼‍♀️