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5 years ago

I have seen a similar sheet of tiles that are all silver aluminum. Can you reproduce this instead on intermixing different shades?

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5 years ago
Unfortunately, no we only have this blend in stock. We may special order it for you, but there is a minimum of 300 Square Feet for that.
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