I did have a rental with a slightly gray tub (not from age, just a fashion color) and found some brown-gray flooring to put in there to coordinate and the tub fit in just fine.

I had to re-rebuild a shed as it was not the exact material they require, and also found out I couldn't replace wood trim on the house with vinyl as that book requires wood trim painted a specific color until all owners on one street agree to all replace with vinyl at the same time.

I once spent several thousand dollars on a whole bunch of nice, full-color postcards, only to find out that they didn't produce a lick of leads for me!

It's hard to tell from some of these reviews what is good or bad.Also, if anyone has a printer that they think might be better for me, please let me know which one.I'm looking for something that has color, a document feeder, and a glass tray for scanning.

Green and merlot or burgandy work well together as accent colors.

We typically do trim, doors and ceiling in one color; sometimes kitchen in its own color; sometimes all bathrooms in another color; and then all the remaining interior walls the same color.

True colors show through when someone suggests that it's okay to cross ethical lines and they simply can't be trusted. :)

If you would be staining it you would have to go with something less strong because the stripper can color the bare wood underneath and put some heavy dark spots in it.

From Fair Housing--It's Your Right In the Sale and Rental of Housing: No one may take any of the following actions based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or handicap: Refuse to rent or sell housing ...Perhaps "source of income" is covered elsewhere, but its not a protected class for federal fair housing.

They make low temp paint from Sherwin Williams, but I would not paint in freezing weather because you will get sick and the colors will dry different than the color on the chip. also remember the color on the chip is actually a photo of the color so its actually ink lol.