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6 years ago

Hello. Beautiful house! Would you be able to share the make and colour of the tender used on this property at all? Thank you.

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Proctor Watts Cole Rutter
6 years ago
Hi, thanks for your question. It is a through-colour render called PAREX Monorex Colour - Brilliant White. Hope this helps!
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