How Do You Hack Designer Paint Colors?
Designer paint colors are a lively topic on About Home Renovations. The basic idea behind hacking a designer paint color is that a color is a color. Whatever you call the color and however much you charge, this color can be duplicated. Colors: Put the Hex On You? Any color can be fixed as a hexadecimal (hex) or red-green-blue (RGB) code. For example, a certain shade of sea-green can be defined by the hex number 33DB99. Its corresponding RGB number is R=51, G=219 and B=153. Big Designer Paint Company, Inc. may call hex number 33DB99 something fancy like Aegean Sea MistWind, and charge $68 per gallon, but it’s still sea-green 33DB99. When you see a paint palette on a paint manufacturer website, how can you duplicate a certain color? It’s pretty easy. All you need is a “print-screen” function like Snipping Tool and a paint pro
