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Sherwin-Williams® Color Codes SHERWIN-WILLIAMS® COLOR CODES Visit your local Sherwin-Williams store to find the paint or stain you need to match exterior columns, shutters, exterior or interior trim to your Andersen® windows or doors and color coordinate your home. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COLOR MATCH PAINT CODES FOR ANDERSEN WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS QUART FORMULA COLOR NAME BASE CCE COLORANT 1 1 1 Full oz /32 oz /64 oz /128 oz Snap Dry B1 - Black 1 1 Andersen White A71W51 Y3 - Deep Gold 1 1 Snap Dry B1 - Black 1 Canvas A71W51 R4 - New Red 1 Y3 - Deep Gold 2 ProClassic Interior R3 - Magenta 1 Latex Satin Yellow 1 1 Birch Bark Extra White B20W00051 Snap Dry W1 - White 42 1 A70W53 L1 - Blue 1 1 N1 - Raw Umber 49 1 1 Sandtone R2 - Maroon 1 B1 - Black 1 1 G2 - New Green 1 Snap Dry B1 - Black 5 Prairie Grass A71W51 R2 - Maroon 2 1 Y3 - Deep Gold 24 1 Emerald L1 - Blue 27 K37W753 R2 - Maroon 11 1 Terratone R3 - Magenta 27 1 Y3 - Deep Gold 47 Snap Dry W1 - White 1 1 A71T54 B1 - Black 45 Dark Bronze R3 - Magenta 19 1 Y3 - Deep Gold 14 1 Snap Dry W1 - White 1 1 A71T54 L1 - Blue 17 1 Cocoa Bean R2 - Maroon 11 R3 - Magenta 21 Y3 - Deep Gold 32 Emerald B1 - Black 2 44 Black K38T754 W1 - White 2 G2 - New Green 1 Continued on next page. Revised: January, 2021 Printing limitations prevent exact replication of colors and finishes. See your Andersen supplier for actual color and finish samples. “Sherwin-Williams” is a registered trademark of SWIMC LLC. “Andersen” and all other marks where denoted are trademarks of Andersen Corporation. ©2021 Andersen Corporation. All rights reserved. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS® COLOR MATCH PAINT CODES FOR ANDERSEN® WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS (cont'd) QUART FORMULA COLOR NAME BASE CCE COLORANT 1 1 1 Full oz /32 oz /64 oz /128 oz Snap Dry B1 - Black 6 1 Dove Gray A71W51 N1 - Raw Umber 12 1 1 R2 - Maroon 1 Snap Dry R3 - Magenta 14 1 1 A71T54 Y1 - Yellow 2 W1 - White 14 Red Rock B1 - Black 12 1 1 N1 - Raw Umber 18 1 1 R2 - Maroon 19 1 1 Snap Dry W1 - White 1 A71T54 B1 - Black 18 Forest Green L1 - Blue 36 1 1 Y3 - Deep Gold 25 Revised: January, 2021 Printing limitations prevent exact replication of colors and finishes. See your Andersen supplier for actual color and finish samples. “Sherwin-Williams” is a registered trademark of SWIMC LLC. “Andersen” and all other marks where denoted are trademarks of Andersen Corporation. ©2021 Andersen Corporation. All rights reserved. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS® COLOR CODES Visit your local Sherwin-Williams store to find the paint or stain you need to match exterior columns, shutters, exterior or interior trim to your Andersen® windows or doors and color coordinate your home. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COLOR MATCH STAIN CODES FOR ANDERSEN WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS QUART FORMULA COLOR NAME BASE CCE COLORANT 1 1 1 Full oz /32 oz /64 oz /128 oz SherWood BAC B1 - Black 31 S64T50 R2 - Maroon 12 Cinnamon Y3 - Deep Gold 2 20 R4 - New Red 15 SherWood BAC Y1 - Yellow 2 20 Honey S64N51 N1 - Raw Umber 20 SherWood BAC B1 - Black 20 Russet S64R52 Y3 - Deep Gold 40 N1 - Raw Umber 40 SherWood BAC B1 - Black 2 20 S64N51 Y3 - Deep Gold 20 Espresso R2 - Maroon 6 Y1 - Yellow 20 R4 - New Red 10 SherWood BAC B1 - Black 2 4 S64N51 R2 - Maroon 20 R4 - New Red 4 Mocha* Y3 - Deep Gold 20 Y1 - Yellow 12 * Application instructions for Mocha: Sand wood with 220grit first. Brush stain on, allow to dwell for 30-60 seconds, gently wipe off excess. SherWood BAC B1 - Black 2 S64T50 R2 - Maroon 3 Y3 - Deep Gold 49 Autumn Oak W1 - White 6 G2 - New Green 1 1 R4 - New Red 1 SherWood BAC N1 - Raw Umber 2 S64T50 Y3 - Deep Gold 49 1 Wheat W1 - White 12 R4 - New Red 1 G2 - New Green 1 SherWood BAC B1 - Black 14 Golden Hickory S64T50 R2 - Maroon 6 Y3 - Deep Gold 2 Revised: January, 2021 Printing limitations prevent exact replication of colors and finishes. See your Andersen supplier for actual color and finish samples. “Sherwin-Williams” is a registered trademark of SWIMC LLC. “Andersen” and all other marks where denoted are trademarks of Andersen Corporation. ©2021 Andersen Corporation. All rights reserved. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS® COLOR CODES Visit your local Sherwin-Williams store to find the paint or stain you need to match exterior columns, shutters, exterior or interior trim to your Andersen® windows or doors and color coordinate your home. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COLOR MATCH PAINT CODES FOR ANDERSEN E-SERIES WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS GALLON FORMULA COLOR NAME BASE CCE COLORANT 1 1 1 Full oz /32 oz /64 oz /128 oz Extra White B1 - Black 2 Colony White (VWT) K43W51 N1 - Raw Umber 2 Res Ext Satin Extra White B1 - Black 6 Abalone (V125) K43W51 N1 - Raw Umber 2 Res Ext Satin R2 - Maroon 1 Extra White N1 - Raw Umber 4 1 Balsa White (V103) K43W51 Y3 - Deep Gold 6 1 1 Res Ext Satin Extra White B1 - Black 1 Maple Syrup (V129) K43W51 Y3 - Deep Gold 16 Res Ext Satin Extra White B1 - Black 4 Harvest Gold (V123) K43W51 Y3 - Deep Gold 2 28 Res Ext Satin Extra White B1 - Black 7 Flagstone (V105) K37W451 N1 - Raw Umber 2 41 Emerald Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 31 Deep Base B1 - Black 12 Pebble Tan (VTN) K43W53 N1 - Raw Umber 4 44 Res Ext Satin W1 - White 2 10 Deep Base N1 - Raw Umber 4 54 K43W53 Y3 - Deep Gold 24 Carmel ( V117 ) Res Ext Satin R3 - Magenta 25 W1 - White 25 Ultradeep B1 - Black 14 K43T54 N1 - Raw Umber 4 53 Hot Chocolate (V133) Res Ext Satin R2 - Maroon 6 W1 - White 55 Continued on next page. Revised: January, 2021 Printing limitations prevent exact replication of colors and finishes. See your Andersen supplier for actual color and finish samples. “Sherwin-Williams” is a registered trademark of SWIMC LLC. “Andersen” and all other marks where denoted are trademarks of Andersen Corporation. ©2021 Andersen Corporation. All rights reserved. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS® COLOR MATCH PAINT CODES FOR ANDERSEN® E-SERIES WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS (cont'd) GALLON FORMULA COLOR NAME BASE CCE COLORANT 1 1 1 Full oz /32 oz /64 oz /128 oz Ultradeep Black 2 20 K43T54 Maroon 18 Bourbon (V152) Res Ext Satin Deep Gold 2 26 White 2 Ultradeep B1 - Black 2 36 K43T54 R2 - Maroon 15 Acorn (V151) Res Ext Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 4 1 W1 - White 40 Ultradeep B1 - Black 12 K43T54 N1 - Raw Umber 6 11 Coffee Bean (V154) Res Ext Satin R3 - Magenta 18 W1 - White 25 Ultradeep B1 - Black 4 11 K37T354 R2 - Maroon 54 Cocao Bean (VAO) Emerald Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 4 41 W1 - White 22 Extra White B1 - Black 2 2 K43T54 N1 - Raw Umber 4 8 Sierra Bronze (VBZ) Res Ext Satin R3 - Magenta 8 W1 - White 44 Extra White B1 - Black 19 K43T54 R2 - Maroon 2 45 Clay Canyon ( V119) Res Ext Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 2 5 W1 - White 32 Ultradeep B1 - Black 1 Cardinal (KS245) K43T54 New Red 8 Res Ext Satin Ultradeep New Red 2 26 Bing Cherry (KS244) K43T54 R2 - Maroon 4 Res Ext Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 3 1 Ultradeep New Red 8 Fire Engine Red (KS246) K43T54 R2 - Maroon 2 1 Res Ext Satin R3 - Magenta 2 48 Ultradeep B1 - Black 40 K43T54 R2 - Maroon 2 6 Cinnamon Toast ( V111) Res Ext Satin R3 - Magenta 4 17 W1 - White 1 Ultradeep Blue 44 K43T54 Y3 - Deep Gold 2 12 Olive (V108) Res Ext Satin R3 - Magenta 26 W1 - White 2 46 Continued on next page. Revised: January, 2021 Printing limitations prevent exact replication of colors and finishes. See your Andersen supplier for actual color and finish samples. “Sherwin-Williams” is a registered trademark of SWIMC LLC. “Andersen” and all other marks where denoted are trademarks of Andersen Corporation. ©2021 Andersen Corporation. All rights reserved. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS® COLOR MATCH PAINT CODES FOR ANDERSEN® E-SERIES WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS (cont'd) GALLON FORMULA COLOR NAME BASE CCE COLORANT 1 1 1 Full oz /32 oz /64 oz /128 oz Deep Base Blue 24 Sage (V155) K43W53 N1 - Raw Umber 6 2 Res Ext Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 2 18 Ultradeep B1 - Black 29 K43T54 New Green 2 17 Billiard Green (V120) Res Ext Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 2 24 W1 - White 49 Ultradeep Blue 21 K43T54 N1 - Raw Umber 6 18 Moss (V149) Res Ext Satin R3 - Magenta 7 W1 - White 18 Ultradeep B1 - Black 44 K43T54 New Green 2 21 Forest Green (VGN) Res Ext Satin N1 - Raw Umber 2 42 W1 - White 33 Ultradeep B1 - Black 2 36 K43T54 Blue 2 42 Mallard Green (V109) Res Ext Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 2 W1 - White 32 Extra White B1 - Black 4 Spearmint (V141) K43W51 Blue 13 Res Ext Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 9 Extra White B1 - Black 14 Aquamarine (V140) K43W51 Blue 62 Res Ext Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 33 Ultradeep New Green 4 32 K43T54 Y3 - Deep Gold 16 Patina (V147) Res Ext Satin R3 - Magenta 36 W1 - White 56 Extra White B1 - Black 18 1 Sky Blue ( V119) K43W51 Blue 9 1 1 Res Ext Satin N1 - Raw Umber 5 1 Deep Base B1 - Black 2 24 K43W53 Blue 32 Country Blue (V106) Res Ext Satin Y3 - Deep Gold 10 W1 - White 2 62 Deep Base Blue 2 31 K43W53 N1 - Raw Umber 2 44 Blue Denim (V130) Res Ext Satin R3 - Magenta 44 W1 - White 9 Continued on next page.
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