Valspar Cappucino Foam ?

[HardRockOwl]

We are considering this for our house - throughout it all

Anyone used it? Did you like it? So hard to get a feel for it from a tester pot really, I'm wondering if it's a little bit pinky

@HardRockOwl I haven't used this one in particular but the best thing to do is paint A4 sheets of white printer paper with the tester pot, go all the way to the edges but if you can't then cut off any white border once dry. Then put these on the walls. Depending on the light each wall can potentially look a different colour, move the sheets around so that you get to see it in that position and how the light affect it. Pay attention to corners which are often much darker. Look at them at different times of the day and if you can a bright sunny day and a miserable rainy day, for the UK that should be a morning and an afternoon.

Depending on what colour tones the furniture and flooring have can also bring out pinky, blue or yellow tones in the paint. If there is furniture in the room then put the tester sheet on the wall behind it and get your eye level into position so you can see the potential new wall colour directly next to the furniture colour. You may see it change colour slightly to the eye.

Also for a Valspar display watch this video it might help in knowing if cappuccino foam isn't right what might work better