Nyboy
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Sounds like my dad he paints till can is empty. If he has paint left, anything is fair game.
I am so bummed that I missed a freebie today. Our local online garage sale group has some good bargains and freebies from time to time. Of course the free stuff goes quick. Today someone was giving away 3 unopened bags of potting soil, some pots, and other stuff. Couldn't get a hold of my friend so that she could go pick it up for me. I'm sure it was gone withing 30 minutes.
Mary
A couple months ago I took a color photo to Lowe's , Sherwin Williams paint store and then to Home Depot as well of a " blush Zinfendel " as this was the color my wife wanted for one of the walls of our dining room. NONE of these even offered the color match. The guy at the Home Depot offered to do a color match by trial and error by adding color tints to a gallon of white paint. After about a dozen tries, he came pretty close to the photo color. I painted the wall and it dried to a much darker color.I tried taking a paint chip to Lowe's once and they said they no longer do color matching, but never tried Home Depot.
I'm almost afraid to paint it now, though....I love all the interesting dings and scratches it has and the paint quality is better than any I've found in recent yzears.
A couple months ago I took a color photo to Lowe's , Sherwin Williams paint store and then to Home Depot as well of a " blush Zinfendel " as this was the color my wife wanted for one of the walls of our dining room. NONE of these even offered the color match. The guy at the Home Depot offered to do a color match by trial and error by adding color tints to a gallon of white paint. After about a dozen tries, he came pretty close to the photo color. I painted the wall and it dried to a much darker color.
Sounds like my dad he paints till can is empty. If he has paint left, anything is fair game.
That's too bad. I guess we must have a pretty good Home Depot. I have taken flowers, toys, pieces of wood, etc. to match it and they match it perfectly each time.A couple months ago I took a color photo to Lowe's , Sherwin Williams paint store and then to Home Depot as well of a " blush Zinfendel " as this was the color my wife wanted for one of the walls of our dining room. NONE of these even offered the color match. The guy at the Home Depot offered to do a color match by trial and error by adding color tints to a gallon of white paint. After about a dozen tries, he came pretty close to the photo color. I painted the wall and it dried to a much darker color.