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Sharon Burroughs

8 years ago

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Diane H
8 years ago
Colonial cream possibly?
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Knoxville's Stone Interiors
8 years ago
Shannon it is Colonial Cream but right now it's very hard to find that "clean". We have found some similar under Colonial Gold and Absolute Cream. Enjoy your project!
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