Apply Physical Paint Samples to the House
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How to do a Professional Color Consultation
What happens here
The painter begins applying actual paint samples directly onto the house's siding. He advises applying samples in at least two different locations on the house to account for variations in lighting (sun vs. shade) and reflections from landscaping, which can alter how colors appear. He starts with a white, then a light tan, a medium tan, and finally a vibrant blue sample, placing them in a vertical line to facilitate easy comparison. He also mentions that samples should not be applied to smooth surfaces as brush strokes would be visible, implying the siding's texture is suitable. He suggests labeling the samples if necessary for clarity. After application, the client is given time to reflect on the painted samples.
Tools and materials
- Paint Brush
- Paint Container
- Blue Paint Sample
- Light Tan Paint Sample
- Medium Tan Paint Sample
- White Paint Sample
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