About: jasonashaw

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Jason is the founder and CEO of MyPerfectColor.com. Follow him on twitter http://www.twitter.com/myperfectcolor or Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/MyPerfectColorcom/20248297594

Posts by jasonashaw:

• Paint Colors Apps Reviewed
  

  In this new age of mobile computing, several companies (including MyPerfectColor with its AnyPaintColor app) have introduced apps that help with color in various ways. These apps are revolutionary in that they take the once paper-only world of color and bring it to life on our mobile computing applications. Not only can we now view [...]

  20 Apr 2011 in apps&paint colors
  
  
• Learning From Pennies
  

  This morning I’m writing about something other than color and design –  pennies. OK, it’s a bit off topic, but it’s a cool learning experience I want to share. I was straightening up around the driver’s seat while stopped at a traffic light on my way to work this morning. I noticed a massive number [...]

  19 Jan 2011 in miscellaneous ramblings
  
  
• Optimize Your View With Hunter Douglas
  

  The importance of window treatments to the interior beauty of your home cannot be overstated. After all, all we see is light and light reflection, so controlling the light in your home is an integral part of creating your decor. Although controlling the light coming into your home is just one of the benefits. Window [...]

  02 Apr 2009 in hunter douglas
  
  
• Zero VOC Paint in a MiniCan Paint Sample
  

  MyPerfectColor now offers any color in a minisize can of environmentally friendly zero voc paint. Using the new Benjamin Moore Natura paint, MyPerfectColor.com now offers pint-sized minican samples of any of its over 130,000 paint colors from over 100 paint brands. You can still choose the regular paint sample minican MyPerfectColor has always offered, but [...]

  01 Apr 2009 in going green&paint colors&paint types
  
  
• Benjamin Moore Fan Deck on Sale
  

  When it comes to picking paint colors, the paint fan deck is an extremely valuable resource. Paint manufacturers such as Benjamin Moore and Sherwin Williams create books of their colors. These books contain swatches of the selection of paint colors in the respective paint brand. For a company like MyPerfectColor.com that sells paint over the [...]

  14 Mar 2009 in paint colors
  
  
• Zero VOC Paints – Friendly to The Environment
  

  Paint’s impact on the environment is indicated by it grams of VOCs per liter (VOC stands for volatile organic compounds). A regular latex flat paint has on average about 250 grams per liter and an alkyd paint (oil-based) can have more than 400 grams/liter. The new Benjamin Moore Aura is a low VOC paint – [...]

  09 Feb 2009 in going green&paint types
  
  
• Tips for Painting Over Shiny Surfaces
  

  If you have ever tried to paint over shiny surfaces you know it can be difficult. This is not something that you can do with just any kind of paint. A shiny surface requires that you either paint with a primer or you sand the surface with sandpaper so you can have a dull surface [...]

  11 Jan 2009 in house painting
  
  
• MyPerfectColor.com Provides Facility Services Companies Unique Benefits
  

  MyPerfectColor is filling yet another niche. For Facilities Services Companies that need to meet the painting needs of national clients, MyPerfectColor offers some unique and valuable benefits. MyPerfectColor.com sells paint online. Its huge selection of colors (over 100,000 color matches from over 100 paint brands) means that MyPerfectColor.com can deliver paint to match any spec. [...]

  23 Oct 2008 in facilities services
  
  
• Low VOC Paint
  

  So what is the story with low voc paint? What does “voc” stand for and what does it really mean? These days the environment is top of mind for us all – from high gasoline prices to clean air and water – and using low voc Aura paint or zero voc paint is one way [...]

  19 Sep 2008 in going green&paint types
  
  
• Solid Color Stain Versus Paint
  

  Probably one of the most confusing terms in paint is “solid color stain“. Not only does this confuse customers, but it confuses new paint store employees, too. So if you find yourself wondering what the difference is between solid stain and paint, then you are not alone. Read this article to learn the differences…

  04 Sep 2008 in paint types