If so, how much or what size of a color sample do you need to provide in order for them to match it?I painted my wall 3 years ago and I now need to paint over some sections!I have forgotten the names of the two colors .Thanks in advance,for any help you can give.;)
Thanks Amber! That is a good idea!
Derrick
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take a picture of the wall, with natural light if possible, print off a copy and see if that works…?
If you got the paint from there they should be able to ,take a 4 inch color sample in and try ,do you have the cans still that would be better.
I would not suggest you painting over some sections unless you have EXACTLY the color, not a color matched color. You may have to repaint an entire wall to make it look good. If you got the wall paint from Lowes, get some colors, bring them home, and figure out what color it was. Make sure you not only get the exact same color, but the exact same sheen and paint brand as before, else it will never match perfectly. If you cannot find exactly what was used before and have to repaint the entire wall, select a no VOC paint (Volatile Organic Compound) so you don’t pollute your inside air. Here is a list of sources. Olympic is sold at Lowes:
