Harold & Susan Vordos wrote:

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In keeping with
industry wisdom, I chose a very pretty light lime green color, which
reflects light well and is a pleasure to be around. That color is very
restful and doesn't lead to eye fatigue, at least for me. It probably
goes without saying that it's a good idea to choose a color that is soothing
to you. Red might be a bit much! g Pure white is great, but shows
every damned bit if dust and grime that comes near.

Harold



Green is used in hospitals and such. Pink is used in containment rooms as it
seems to really inhibit the mind from much.

I think the light green walls is good, white floor that shows specs and that 00-60 nut
that was dropped. A real pain to make some of the escaped parts.

My new shop when we move, is white walls (metal) and light gray floors. Not my wish.
But one can live with it :-)

Martin

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