What's your Go-To neutral paint?
sockfinder
7 years ago
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7 years agoThese are the 2 that I like the best.
Repose gray left
Comfort gray right
Repose looks a tiny bit too tan. Comfort looks super green right now, blue in other spots, but it seems to always be a nice color. I like how it has some color.
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