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Originally posted by ltl/fb
Now you are just stressing me out. This is my debut painting experience (well, OK, I did once before but I was heavily supervised and it was a long time ago) -- I am not ready to try anything fancy. The kitchen gets little natural light so I will just paint it all the same color. I will be putting up little sample patches to make sure the colors I've tentatively picked out don't look just WRONG, but I'm not getting different colors for different walls.
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Be ambitious. Try something new. Go crazy. All you can do is fail, and then you just paint over it and all is forgotten (well, at least by anyone else - you'll still have to live with the failure).
But you can actually get the base, the tints, and a really neat electrical thing that looks like a small outboard motor and mix your own. Then you can add a drop or two of tint while painting to get it just right.
But, also, if there is no natural light then you really do need a new kitchen. I don't know how you can live like that.
