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the lead paint look?
Maybe I'm crazy but I live in an area with many historic properties and I've
seen some new paint jobs where the paint has the appearance of a leaded paint (hard to describe - a dull metallic sheen, I guess). Is there anything to this...is there some way to achieve this appearance or is it purely coincidental? |
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