I need a Sherwin Williams equivalent of Benjamin Moore
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3 years ago
PROBeth H. :
3 years agolast modified: 3 years agofirst off, your painter can use BM paint. To say "he only uses SW paint" is ridiculous. you're paying HIM to paint your house the color you want. Tell him you'll pay the diff in the cost for the BM Paint.
If he refuses, find a diff painter. if you really love decorators white, then use Decorators White.
secondly, you can't color match BM colors. they won't look exact. BM has their own tints and paint. Formula won't translate when using different additive. have them (Sherwin williams) mix up a sample for you and see if you like it.
Decorators White is a cooler white with slight gray undertones.I would say, use the SW Extra White (or maybe Pure white) if you like Decorators white (once it's actually on the wall, you won't be able to tell much diff. )
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3 years ago
Nothing uber close. And they all, including Decorator’s White , have the potential to shift blueish in imbalanced lighting. So test crefully.
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