Most paint stores can color match to a paint chip and they usually get pretty close.

BM is the best paint. Worth the extra cost.

The cost of SW and BM is pretty much the same..BM used to be more expensive, but not anymore. If you want to go with SW, you can have it matched without any problem

Sherwin Williams having a 35% off sale this weekend

You can take it into Sherwin Williams and they can try and match the color.

I realize that. But, just curious what if Sherwin Williams had a color that closely matched Revere Pewter.

The SW color most closely matched to Revere Pewter is called "Worldly Gray"

thank you. I was comparing Worldly Gray and Collonade Gray To Revere Pewter. Do you think Worldly matches better?

I think if you know you love Revere Pewter, get Revere Pewter. If you were painting the entire house and needed thirty gallons!!! you must divide by the savings by the number of years the paint may be on your walls. So if you save 15.00 a gallon, and would have it for five years , you saved 90.00 a year.........on THIRTY gallons of paint.

If you must have Sherwin savings, buy a quart of Revere, paint it on a mat board, and take it with you to the Sherwin Store for a test on site to get an exact match by their mixer. It can be matched exactly, but be certain it does......in the store. With a dried sample on top of YOUR revere sample board. A speck of difference in a paint store is not a "speck" or "pretty close"on four walls and ......hours of elbow grease later.

Although I understand Jan Moyer's point, I have a slightly different perspective on the issue. She is absolutely right that the cost savings is very minimal over the lifetime of the choice. However, the average eye doesn't have the ability to distinguish the slight difference in the final product caused by using a substitute paint. Unless the poster has the ability to distinguish between the two colors painted on boards from across the room, why fuss about the distinction? Go for the SW color and spend the savings elsewhere. Both choices are quality products

There are circumstances where the exact product is the appropriate choice such as when other rooms in the house are already painted with that product, or when one is buying a coordinating set of products. Another example is when paying for the services of a designer - their expertise is the reason for the success of the project so don't compromise the results by substituting products.

I'm late to the conversation, but you should know SW has most of the competitors colors in the computer already. Revere Pewter included.

What makes a Revere Pewter unique to the greiges on the market is its slight greenish undertone. That undertone cannot be captured with a color match because the BM paint reacts differently to pigments in the color formula. I have had customers try and fail...and finally just give in and buy the Benjamin Moore color.

Skyline Steel SW1015 is nearly an exact match.

You can go to the BM store and they will color match. They all have each other’s “Recipes” for paint colors

Our builder uses Sherwin Williams so I don't have a choice. I need the closest color to Revere Pewter.

Hvbound what color did you choose. I am in the exact situation. Our builder only uses SW.

Colonade

Try Worldly Grey. I actually used BM but asked them to match SW Wordly Grey.

I have been painting our entire house. I have always used Sherwin Williams but my wife really wanted Revere Pewter so I bought it with the top line Aura base in eggshell. I love the color but absolutely hate the paint. It goes on like it’s mixed with sand compared to the other rooms I have done with the Sherwin Williams Duration satin base. The SW goes on like melted butter and covers with no missed spots and actually uses less paint. Once I hit a logical break I’m going to probably use the Worldly Grey from SW. in my recent experience the Benjamin More Aura base makes any job about 50 percent harder to do.

SW did a color for me to match a benjamin moore color that I liked, and it turned out perfect. I love SW paint.

has anyone found an updated exact match? i am finding as i research that collonade is the equivalent to Revere pewter

I purchased my Revere Pewter from BM. I found when I compared the SW color match sample to the BM sample that it was not the same. I also tried Collonade Grey but it was more gray than Revere Pewter. My mother is currently having her home painted Behr Sculptor’s Clay which is the closest match I’ve seen.

Thank you Tenisha B.

I need some gray paint colors that go well with revere pewter. I have a bedroom and bath that come off of a landing painted revere pewter. I need a wall color and 2 for a tray ceiling. Also a color for the bathroom. Thank you, Gloria

Gmwalker55, dark or lighter? I have revere pewter next to Kendal charcoal.

late to the party but I used Revere Pewter and Agreeable Gray in my small open floor plan and you could not tell the two apart, seriously no difference and I can usually pick out colors and undertones, thought it was going to drive me crazy, but got lucky. Now 8 years later so over the gray and fighting to find a color to compliment Alabaster as almost my entire home is Alabaster, which I love, but want something with more depth for open concept main living area with high traffic. I keep hearing that the white and off white color trend is going to age very quickly but can't find what colors are coming in.

When paint is on sale, be cautious about having it tinted if you're not 100% sure you will like the color or the sheen. You can buy the paint untinted and have it colored later. I would buy a sample to test out the color. Even if I had tested it, if buying paint for a whole house color, I would never have more than one gallon tinted at first. That way, if you paint a room and decide you hate it, you aren't stuck with multiple gallons of the wrong color. If you know you like the color, you might find that you don't care for the sheen you chose. I was once talked into getting satin paint for my walls. It was way too shiny and I ended up switching to flat.

I bought a sample of Revere Pewter from Sherwin Williams and one from Benjamin Moore and they are not the same. The BM is more gray and the SW is more muddy with green. So, I'm going to get the BM paint and pay the extra.

Yes, S.W. Simple Stone is the closes match to Revere Pewter.

205, 199, 183 LRV 57 vs 203, 198, 184 LRV 55