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SHERWIN-WILLIAMS® COLOR CODES COLOR MATCHING YOUR CLOPAY® GARAGE DOOR Sherwin-Williams now offers coded paint colors that precisely match Clopay garage door colors. Homeowners can now color coordinate the exterior of their home to their garage door for greater curb appeal. Visit your neighborhood Sherwin-Williams store to get your perfect match. SHER-COLOR (see back for color formula breakdowns) Clopay White Clopay Almond Clopay Desert Tan Clopay Sandtone Clopay Bronze Clopay Chocolate Clopay Hunter Green Clopay Gray Clopay Walnut Finish* Clopay Dark Finish* Clopay Medium Finish* Clopay Cherry Finish* *Complements Ultra-Grain® Finishes. Due to the printing process, colors shown may vary from the actual paint color. ® SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COLOR CODES EXTERIOR GALLON PRODUCT NAME SUPERPAINT® BLEND-A-COLOR SATIN BASE Full oz. 1/32 oz. 1/64 oz. 1/128 oz. Clopay White Extra White Blue 1 1 A89W51 Raw Umber 7 1 New Red 1 1 Clopay Almond Extra White Blue 1 1 1 A89W51 Maroon 1 1 1 Deep Gold 13 1 Clopay Desert Tan Extra White Raw Umber 2 43 1 1 A89W1151 Magenta 1 1 Deep Gold 7 1 New Green 1 Clopay Sandtone Extra White Black 46 1 1 A89W51 Magenta 33 1 1 Deep Gold 2 8 1 1 Clopay Bronze Deep Black 4 24 1 A89W153 Raw Umber 2 9 1 Maroon 14 Deep Gold 2 15 1 1 Clopay Chocolate Ultradeep Black 4 51 1 A89T154 Raw Umber 29 Maroon 40 Deep Gold 2 26 1 Clopay Hunter Green Ultradeep White 20 A89T54 Black 2 45 1 Blue 4 35 Deep Fold 2 27 1 Clopay Gray Extra White Black 34 1 A89W51 Maroon 1 1 1 Deep Gold 7 Clopay Walnut Finish Ultradeep New Green 4 60 1 A89T154 Maroon 4 59 Deep Gold 4 2 1 Clopay Dark Finish Ultradeep Black 2 42 A89T154 Maroon 2 22 1 Deep Gold 8 26 Clopay Medium Finish Ultradeep New Green 31 1 A89T154 Maroon 63 1 1 Deep Gold 8 32 1 Clopay Cherry Finish Ultradeep Black 4 22 A89T154 Maroon 2 44 Magenta 2 1 1 1 Blue 51 MADE IN USA ©2012 Clopay Building Products Company, Inc., a Griffon company. RSDR-SWCOLOROPTSS-12.

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