Which black?
msclelluk
8 years ago
Am having a black/white kitchen - painted black base units, white wall units with brass handles, similar to the pictures attached.
Issue is which F&B black paint should I go for pitch black 256 or off-black 57 - is there much difference between the two?
Issue is which F&B black paint should I go for pitch black 256 or off-black 57 - is there much difference between the two?
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