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Re: A free neutral card!

--- In curvemeister@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Russell" <curvemeister@...>
wrote:
>
> Thanks for volunteering, Clyde. This is a great service to the group.
>
> Another thought - anyone who has access to a paint store can pick up
two
> sets, and send one set to me. I'll be happy to scan and provide pin
values
> for the group.
>
> Mike
>

OK, my Home Depot, Lowe's, and Ace Hardware were all pretty close
together. (Far Western suburbs of Chicago.) So, I picked up 4 sets of
paint chips. I'll mail them to Mike R on Friday.

I got a set from each store of their standard set of colors. I learned
the hard way with Sears that most of those premium and designer sets
of colors don't have the full rainbow of colors. They don't have
everything needed for the 8 hues of the LAB wheel. The colors aren't
as "pure" either.

So, I compared them to the Sears chips that already have pins. I
picked as close as possible and a color or two on either side - if it
was there and close. After Mike scans, I should be able to easily
narrow these down to 10 pins for each color set.

The 4th set is a Benjamin Moore set from Ace Hardware. It really did
have a full rainbow of colors. Actually they had a couple of sets of
colors that qualified. Why not another choice.

My part is easy and quick on either end of this. Please be patient
with Mike. He has a lot of scanning ahead of him. This may not be all
he has to do either. ;-)

Thanks,
Clyde








Fri Feb 24, 2006 12:20 am

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Clyde has done it! After a lengthy search, he has discovered a Sears paint chip that is very close to a dead neutral. If any of you have priced out neutral...
Mike Russell
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Feb 12, 2006
12:52 am

Thanks Mike. Thanks for your feedback, testing, and scanning too. I haven't completed my testing to 100% satisfaction, but I'm pretty happy with the other...
lughclyde
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Feb 12, 2006
5:51 pm

... them. ... gray. ... Well! That went over like a lead balloon. Almost a week and no response at all. Either I presented a perfect scheme or no one cares ...
lughclyde
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Feb 18, 2006
4:15 pm

From: "lughclyde" <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> ... Maybe this idea needs a little wider exposure. I'd like to write a short article using paint chips as color...
Mike Russell
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Feb 18, 2006
8:24 pm

... short ... list of ... welcome ... own input. ... several ... have ... calibration, ... thinking ... color ... Go for it Mike. If you need any help in...
lughclyde
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Feb 19, 2006
4:43 pm

Mike, went to the local Sears store and the color chips in that area were missing. Person responsible said he may have some in a few weeks. I tried the...
JoeS2
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Feb 21, 2006
4:41 pm

From: JoeS2 Mike, went to the local Sears store and the color chips in that area were missing. Person responsible said he may have some in a few weeks. I tried...
Mike Russell
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Feb 21, 2006
5:06 pm

... area were missing. Person responsible said he may have some in a few weeks. I tried the 1-800-PAINTS number you list and they said they did not have chips...
lughclyde
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Feb 22, 2006
4:25 pm

Thanks for volunteering, Clyde. This is a great service to the group. Another thought - anyone who has access to a paint store can pick up two sets, and send...
Mike Russell
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Feb 22, 2006
8:45 pm

... two ... values ... OK, my Home Depot, Lowe's, and Ace Hardware were all pretty close together. (Far Western suburbs of Chicago.) So, I picked up 4 sets of ...
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Feb 24, 2006
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