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F&B pale blue/grey paint

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TheEndofIt · 17/02/2019 11:47

Looking for a very pale blue paint with a touch of grey.

Going to get a colour mix version at Johnston's.

Was thinking of a cabbage white but it seems greenish from colour card?

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Needallthesleep · 17/02/2019 12:33

We have Dimpse and it’s a lovely very pale blue/grey

TheEndofIt · 17/02/2019 14:07

Thanks! Their paint chart is really confusing, as Dimpse is in with Green/brown tones.

And it says Cabbage white has blue tones on the reverse of the colour card, but it's in with the greens on the front Confused.

And I can't be bothered getting samples mixed either.

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Bluesheep8 · 17/02/2019 16:03

Pale powder?

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CommunistLegoBloc · 17/02/2019 16:17

Dimpse is probably about right. Parma grey is definitely more blue than dimpse but could be a contender?

I think Pavilion Grey has a touch of blue in some lights but might not be enough for you!

MadameJosephine · 17/02/2019 16:20

I tried loads of F&B shades but couldn’t find the right one. In the end went for Dulux Goose down which can look either blue or grey depending on the light

freerangechocolateegg · 17/02/2019 17:01

Blackened is pale grey with a blue tinge
Light Blue is blue/grey/green is some lights
Powder is true pale blue

I've got all of them Blush

Buffyj · 17/02/2019 17:04

We have Borrowed Light which is pale blue, can look greyish in certain light.

EntirelyAnonymised · 17/02/2019 17:07

Skylight is pale blue with grey tones but might be too blue for you. I think ‘borrowed light’ is the lighter toned version of it.

TheEndofIt · 17/02/2019 18:19

Thanks all! Very helpful Grin

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