It is currently 28 Mar 2024, 12:26
Mike G wrote:If you can't match exactly, Malcolm, then my advice is not to try to match at all. Do the doors in a contrasting colour.
RogerS wrote:Did you spray the Morrells', Robert ?
Malc2098 wrote: And of course, if I take Mission Control with me to choose the colour, then it can't be my fault if it's not quite the same! Can it?!
Malcolm
Andyp wrote:Malc2098 wrote: And of course, if I take Mission Control with me to choose the colour, then it can't be my fault if it's not quite the same! Can it?!
Malcolm
Careful Malcolm, I've tried that in the past and all I got was.."but why did YOU let me choose it"
RogerS wrote:Do you have a dedicated spray booth, Robert? My understanding was that this stuff was pretty nasty to inhale.
Robert wrote:RogerS wrote:Do you have a dedicated spray booth, Robert? My understanding was that this stuff was pretty nasty to inhale.
back on the OP's topic... I was thinking of one of these mixing services where they use a colour scanning device to analyse your sample then mix the paint to match. think even Homebase does it. hence suggestion to take a small panel from the kitchen for matching.
Robert wrote:Love the scale rule
I'll be interested to see how you rout the panels. it doesn't look easy.
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