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Exterior colors

Dawn Marie Design

8 years ago

Lovely! Could I get the exterior paint colors please?

Apopka Custom Home · More Info

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Empire Custom Builders, Inc.
8 years ago
The body color is SW6003 and the trim is SW7004. Both Sherwin Williams
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