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Paint colour?

5 years ago

Hello! Can you tell me which brand and shade of paint you used please? Thanks!

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The Sweet Spot
5 years ago
Hi. It it called Vineyard 61, from the Danish brand Flügger, thanks.
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G J thanked The Sweet Spot
G J
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5 years ago
Lovely. Thanks.
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