Product Description

Inconsistencies between brands can make following a decorative painting project created with another brand difficult and the results not quite right. This innovative guide takes the guesswork out of matching and mixing colours. Readers can simply look up the name of the desired colour to find as many as five colour matches they can create using name brands - Americana, Ceramcoat, Folk Art, Jo Sonja and 1837 Legacy. This book ensures decorative painters use the right colour alternative every time, and features the ability to cross match colours among all the major decorative painting brands. There are more than 350 colour swatches featured.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3175710 in Books
• Published on: 2002-03-31
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 97 pages

From the Author
Synopsis:
A rose by any other name may smell as sweet...but when it comes to acrylic paint, Folk Art's Rose Blush is Ceramcoat's Indiana Rose. And to get the same color with Accent paints, you've got to mix Pink Blossom and Warm Neutral.

These inconsistencies between brands can make following a decorative painting project created with another brand difficult, and your results not quite right. But with The Decorative Painting Color Match Sourcebook, you can create any project exactly as intended using the paints you already have....regardless of the brand used by the original artist!

With the help of this quick-and-easy reference, you can match all the colors of the six most popular acrylic brands: Accent, Americana, Ceramcoat, Folk Art, Jo Sonja and Liquitex. Where a perfect from-the-bottle match is not available, a specific mix is provided.

If you have a question, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Bobbie Pearcy, author

About the Author
Bobbie Pearcy and her husband Neil own Tru-Color Systems, a company that specializes in colour matching for the decorative arts.