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LP Prairie Clay Siding

last year

Has anyone used LP siding in the color Prairie Clay? I'm considering using it but it is impossible to find pictures of it and I'm very nervous to commit.

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cat_ky
last year
The place you buy it, or the company that sells it, should have samples for you to pick from. You will get a more accurate look that way, than from computers.
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BeverlyFLADeziner
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last year
Siding color is chosen with all elements of your home taken into consideration so lets see the house first . As for that color I agree you need to see samples in real life not on a monitor . That color to me looks dead but no context so who knows.
la_la Girl
last year
Agree that in person is best - but if you search "LP siding color Prairie Clay" on social media sites you will see lots of images (be aware that many of them use filters etc.. so the color may not be accurate)
Halle Neeb
12 months ago
Did you end up choosing Prairie Clay? We are considering it too!

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