Username: julesdownunder
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Hello, When I try to use the filters to choose a hue, brand etc, they do not hold. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks Julie
Username: julesdownunder
Type: customer
Score: 8
Hello, When I try to use the filters to choose a hue, brand etc, they do not hold. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks Julie
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julesdownunder
Do these colours go together?
Will Colourbond Pale Eucalypt (roof), Solver Seagull (walls), Solver Dundee (fascia), Dulux Blue Gum (trim), Solver Frisky (front brick fence))and Solver Seal Grey (perimeter garden fencing), all look ok together? I'd also like opinions on whether Solver Seagull and Solver Frisky will be too cool neutral for someone who usually prefers a warm neutral? I previously had Dulux Sarah's Place on the walls and Dulux Stone White on the front brick ffence) - both warm creams. I want to get away from the yellow of the creams now. I'm trying real hard to find the right shades to make the Pale Eucalypt roof work with something other than cream or tan. All help/feedback appreciated.