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I have an old farm house in Southern Vermont in need of repainting. Should
the clapboard paint finish be flat/eggshell/satin/ or what?? Any advice is appreciated. |
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It should be exterior paint, which I thought only came in flat. I
would make it as authentic and historic looking as possible, which I think would indicate a muted flat tone of color. Which sounds boring, but really, the bigger point is to paint it in such a way that people in your area would be more likely to buy it if and when you go to sell it. |
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