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6 years ago

Can anyone tell me what is the specific shade of blue used on the siding in this photo. Perfect shade. not too dark not too bright.

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SxS Design & Build Ltd
6 years ago
They are standard black blue cembrit slates
caprici
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6 years ago
wow it looks painted. beautiful. thanks
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