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Chris Thanks

il y a 5 ans

Can you tell me what the yellow wall color is?

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Jenkins Custom Homes
il y a 5 ans
Yes we can! That is Colony Buff SW7723. It's a much lighter, almost white in real life. Hope that helps! :)
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