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What colour is the paint

7 years ago

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The London Alcove Company Limited
7 years ago
Hi Julie,

The paint on the alcove unit is white Eico in a flat eggshell finish. This is the base colour with white pigment added to it.

I you wish to purchase this paint please go to Ray Munn Ltd in Fulham 02077369876 and ask for the London Alcove standard white.

Many thanks,

Cameron
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