Above the chair rail

Yazi Shedbalkar

2 years ago

Hi, is there a different color above the chair rail than there is below it? Is it all white?
Thank you,
Yazi

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Mitchell & Best Homes
2 years ago
Hello! Yes, the color above the chair rail is Benjamin Moore #1534 Rodeo. The trim, including the chair rail and and all areas below are Super White 100 semi-gloss.
Yazi Shedbalkar
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2 years ago
Thank you!
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