I am looking for a website where I can upload a picture of a particular house and view particular color combinations.

I have used the Behr site, but it is a generic house, and I want to actually use a picture of my home.

I prefer Sherwinn Williams or Benjamin Moore paints, however, their websites not so much.

I am going to attempt to change the color scheme on my house like one the famous "painted lady" homes of San Francisco. Of course this is something I would prefer to plan out before tackling the project.

Thanks.

Pick you colors and paint!

No fear!

Go for it!


Most likely, you'll be happy with your instincts.

csuprovograd Wrote:
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> Most likely, you'll be happy with your instincts.

I have done that in the past, however, this one will be a five or six color scheme and a lot time and resources.

I would like to take the colors and be able to view switching them, such as trim and facia.

Thankyou

Dude.

Take it from a 30 year pro.....pros who know don't go near a Sherwin Williams store.

They're a corporation that spends a ton of money on slick advertising instead of quality ingredients in the can.

A lot like COJCOLDS in that respect one might say.

Benjamin Moore on the other hand is a high quality product.......if you can afford it.

My advise would be... get thee to a Dunn-Edwards store. If you can find one that is.

Friends don't let friends waste their money and labor on crappy paint.

I will second Dunn-Edwards. They can color-match anything.

We do not have a Dunn Edawards store locally, in fact I am not sure there is one in Montana.

I need to buy paint locally because I would hate to be a little short and have the colors not match properly.

I have had some very good experience with Sherwinn Williams (they are a wonderful stock to own FWIW) they have a store in my city, with competent people.

Last summer I painted most of the interior of my condo. I started out with Behr but it required two coats to be effective. I switched to Benjamin Moore and only one coat was needed. BM did a great job color matching to my original paint.

Good luck!

Yeah, that's the thing with DE, they're a regional brand based in LA.

In my view, Behr delivers a great finished product but it is difficult to work with compared to DE.

If profitability isn't a consideration, you could do a lot worse than going with good ole Homer.

Besta luck.