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Pocket Palette by Josh Rubin

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Ever go to the paint store and notice people who bring in random, or worse, large articles from their homes to color match? Ever get lost in all those little paint chip samples you can take with you to figure out which color is best?

Enter the Benjamin Moore Pocket Palette device. It's an electronic palette search instrument that will match any sample to the closest Benjamin Moore color. The price, $299, might be a little steep for people outside the trade, but think of the headaches averted. Coming this Fall.

Thanks, Evan!

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This entry posted on 03 September 2004 at 8:45 AM
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