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   On July 08, 2009 Jodi says:

   Love the colour–Matches your fireplace beautifully! I use the same edger – works awesome doesn’t it? I brush the paint onto the edger so I don’t get paint on the wheels and get an even coat onto the pad. Can’t wait to see the finished room

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   On July 08, 2009 Angela says:

   It looks much better in person than in these pictures I find. I almost wanted to go a deeper grey…I guess we will see what it looks like with coat #2!

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   On July 08, 2009 OSG Mom says:

   It looks like a mid tone grey to me. I can’t wait to see the results after the second coat. John uses the edger when he paints as well and gets such a clean line. Keep up the great work Eric!

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   On July 08, 2009 Mel says:

   I like the colour and I think it will look great if you pick up the colour in some new blinds.

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   On July 08, 2009 Callie says:

   Just wanted to say that I recently painted a room in my house and hated the color after the first coat but loved it after the second coat.It didn’t look anything like I had thought it would after the first coat but when I put the second coat on I was relived to see that it was exactly the color I had wanted.

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   On July 08, 2009 elliebelle says:

   I think we have this same color in our house! It looks great, and with a second coat, I think it will start to pull out the same gray in your brick. Great work!

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   On July 08, 2009 Kristen says:

   Looks great! I noticed you are using a special tool for the edging. What is it?

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   On July 08, 2009 Colleen says:

   What a classy and beautiful color – I love it! Looks so modern!

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   On July 08, 2009 Beverly says:

   Love the color!

10. 
    On July 08, 2009 Krista says:

    I think it matches well so far. You’ll probably get a better idea when coat 2 is on, though!

11. 
    On July 08, 2009 Mrs. Myers @ Eat Move Write says:

    Beautiful. I love the putty color with the brick. Very natural feeling.

12. 
    On July 08, 2009 Milca says:

    I love it, I’m a big fan of neutral colors. Good Job

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    On July 08, 2009 Eric says:

    I’m glad everyone likes it. I would have coat 2 up but I put the paint roller in the freezer instead of the fridge and it came out as a brick of ice… Opps. We’ll have to wait till tomorrow to do the second coat. The edger tool is called Paint pad Edger. I picked it up at home depot, although most paint stores carry these where we leave.

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    On July 09, 2009 Anne says:

    I could see the green in the picture when the paint was still wet but it looks more grey in the picture where the paint is dry. I think it will be a really nice colour. I have to say I really don’t mind the blinds. They match the brick and wood nice and with the grey on the walls I think it will break up the beige/brown look that the room had. The blinds look to be in great shape and would offer really good light controll for the room. I think with a Tudor style home you have to be a bit mindful of draperies. If you go to modern the house looks a bit off from the outside. I would stay with traditonal drapes(white sheers) like you have now but pop them up and make them more modern inside with some modern rods and panels. I think it is a win, win as the look is modern inside but keeps the style of the home outside.

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