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Which Hardie board blue is this?

last year

I'm liking Deep Ocean Blue but this looks nice too.

James Hardie - Rutland Park · More Info

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SIS Exterior Renovations
last year
This blue is James Hardie Evening Blue and is still one of the standard colours.
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SIS Exterior Renovations
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You are most welcome, let us know if you have any other questions.
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