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Love colors! What are the colors of brick, stone, and stain?

5 years ago

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Paradise Oasis Pools
5 years ago
Brick is from Acme Brick, we will need to contact them for that. Stone is white Austin chalk and stain is Walnut.
jazminh0907 thanked Paradise Oasis Pools
jazminh0907
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5 years ago
That we greatly appreciated. There is an ACME brick in my town =)
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