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Is this paint olive green or pea green?

8 years ago

Can you tell me the exact paint color or one that looks very similar?

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everdebz
8 years ago
Don't know, but what company will you buy from?
acm
8 years ago
Some of the companies have web sites where you can sample paints from an image. that might be your best bet, although you're going to get a few answers from these different views.
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Christina Lynn
8 years ago
Hi, looks a little more pea green on my monitor... I suggest perusing for paint color cards that look olive AND pea green, bring them home, and see how they look in your space! Behr Wheat Grass and Behr Wasabi might be a place to start?? (You can find those colors at any Home Depot!)

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