Festool Green

[JCLP]

Would anyone know the RGB or CMYK values for Festool Green?

 

[Kevin D.]

Sweet Pea by Ben Moore is the one that is pretty well bang on and has been mentioned here on this forum many times.  If you can find out from them what the codes are though is another question.  Their tech support 1-800 may know if the store does not.

http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/sweetpea

 

[Stone Message]

I found this information here on the FOG and made a little file for reference.

Peter
...oops just had to change the image

 

[Kevin D.]

Just noticed you are in the GTA.  I was given a few weeks ago a Ben Moore tech support 1-800 from one of their stores when I was querying about what was the best primer to use which the skeleton staff at my BM in Ajax was unsure what to suggest.  I never did call them as I simply ended up going to another BM in Whitby who knew what they were doing.

Here's the number I was given which the BM rep in Ajax said is the same number he uses to get advice/direction...

1-800-361-5898

Good luck!

 

[JCLP]

I found this information here on the FOG and made a little file for reference.

Peter
...oops just had to change the image

Thanks Peter. The CMYK values in your second post is perfect.

 

[JCLP]

Just noticed you are in the GTA.  I was given a few weeks ago a Ben Moore tech support 1-800 from one of their stores when I was querying about what was the best primer to use which the skeleton staff at my BM in Ajax was unsure what to suggest.  I never did call them as I simply ended up going to another BM in Whitby who knew what they were doing.

Here's the number I was given which the BM rep in Ajax said is the same number he uses to get advice/direction...

1-800-361-5898

Good luck!

Hi Kevin. Wanted the numbers as I wanted to use that green colour on some art work that I'm creating in Photoshop. As for best primer, I only use BM Advance Primer for everything. I apply it with Purdy's Jumbo White Dove mini roller with 1/4" nap. I found that if you use the roller sleeve once, wash it and then use it a second time on the finish coat you end up with a super smooth finish. I've been experimenting for many months trying to get that sprayed look without using a spray and I'm almost there. I also rub down the final coat with Presta Supercut compound to get a glass finish when needed.