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Tinting ceiling paint

8 years ago

Cross posting as I had no responses in the paint forum. Can I have pigment added to ceiling paint? I’ve used wall paint on ceilings before, but I‘m wondering if ceiling paint is easier to use overhead, assuming it can be tinted to the color I want.

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