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SW-1 AB

Roof colors that work best in this palette include, "Charcoal", "black", "onyx", "weathered wood", "sable" or similar colors.

SW-2 SC

SW-1 AB

Having a big sale, on-site celebrity, or other event? Be sure to announce it so everybody knows and gets excited about it.

SW-3 MG

SW-1 AB

SW-3 MG

Are your customers raving about you on social media? Share their great stories to help turn potential customers into loyal ones.

SW-4 GS

SW-3 MG

Running a holiday sale or weekly special? Definitely promote it here to get customers excited about getting a sweet deal.

SW-5 SW

SW-4 GS

SW-5 SW

Have you opened a new location, redesigned your shop, or added a new product or service? Don't keep it to yourself, let folks know.

SW-6 CR

SW-4 GS

SW-5 SW

Customers have questions, you have answers. Display the most frequently asked questions, so everybody benefits.

SW-7 UG

A sketch of a house and a paint color guide

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-8 BE

SW-7 UG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-9 IG

SW-7 UG

SW-10 AL

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-10 AL

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-11 KB

SW-10 AL

SW-11 KB

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-12 MF

SW-10 AL

SW-11 KB

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-13 SG

A sketch of a house with different color palettes

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-14 PA

SW-13 SG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-15 UG

SW-13 SG

SW-15 UG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home.

SW-16 PA

SW-15 UG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-17 FG

SW-16 PA

SW-17 FG

A sketch of a house with corresponding color palettes

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-18 AG

SW-16 PA

SW-17 FG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your homebenefits.

SW-19 MF

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-20 AR

SW-19 MF

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-21 GV

SW-19 MF

SW-21 GV

A house sketch and a color palette guide

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home.

SW-22 SM

SW-21 GV

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-23 TT

SW-22 SM

SW-23 TT

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-24 NA

SW-22 SM

SW-23 TT

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-25 SP

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-26 CS

SW-25 SP

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-27 WG

SW-25 SP

SW-27 WG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home.

SW-28 SL

SW-27 WG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-29 WG

SW-28 SL

SW-29 WG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-30 SC

SW-28 SL

SW-29 WG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-31 EM

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-32 MG

SW-31 EM

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-33 RS

SW-31 EM

SW-33 RS

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home.

SW-34 CG

SW-33 RS

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-35 EG

SW-34 CG

SW-35 EG

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

SW-36 IO

SW-34 CG

SW-35 EG

A house sketch with a paint color palette

A front door should stand out to bring attention to your home's entrance. Trim and accent colors are interchangeable. Use stronger or softer colors to highlight or downplay features of your home

Sherwin williams exterior paint formulas

Exterior Paint Formula

Best in Class: Emerald

Emerald has quickly become Sherwin Williams’ premier exterior painting product. This is thanks to its outstanding coverage and cross-linking technology, which makes it stronger than your average paint and easier to clean. For extra cleaning power, we recommend checking out Emerald Rain Refresh with hydro-phobic properties. Thanks to the technological advancements introduced with Emerald, it offers superior resistance to blistering, peeling, fading, dirt pickup, and mildew. As an acrylic latex paint, it will also help any moisture evaporate quickly, which helps to create an even more durable product. We recommend checking out Emerald Rain Refresh with hydro-phobic properties for extra cleaning power

Exterior Paint Primer

Exterior Paint Formula

Best Masonry Paint: Loxon

If you’re looking for a paint that was specifically designed with brick in mind, look no further than Sherwin Williams Loxon. Loxon is a concrete and masonry coating that offers fantastic weather protection. Unlike some other masonry products, it was designed to be more breathable. This allows the paint to act more like standard acrylic paint and reduces the risk of blistering and peeling. Loxon is versatile and can be used on bare, or previously painted concrete, stucco, brick

masonry, and cement boards. We love that it comes in both flat and satin sheens and we are confident that you’ll love the finished look.