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Love the trim. What paint did you use? And is this a satin finish?

9 years ago

Charlestown Beach Cottage · More Info

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Dennis Moffitt Painting
9 years ago
This was a Farrow and Ball product. This project was done 4 years ago and we had used an oil based emulsion enamel. After looking at their website, they longer have it available. I would suggest a Benjamin Moore Satin Impervo, oil based enamel as a great substitute. Depending on your state, it is still available. (EPA is phasing out oil based paints) Good Luck!
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Orris
2 months ago
What color of farrow and ball?

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