RAL colour for Howdens Kitchen 'Skye'

Dec 18, 2015 Last reply: 5 years ago 11 Replies

RAL colour for Howdens Kitchen 'Skye' Title says it How do I find the RAL Colour to match with existing colour?



Jim


It might not have an exact RAL colour match, but if you take a piece into a paint shop that has a paint colour match service they'll scan it and either mix to match or find the nearest paint colour they have.

Owain

If you don't mind being a bit cheeky ... when I requested a brochure from they included a nice fan/swatch of RAL colours.

Nice idea - but wouldn't that just be of the RAL colours that *their* radiators come in? Whereas there are thousands of colours in the RAL standard.

jon N

You can buy prints of the standard colours if you want one. You won't get them free, each colour block is painted on.

NT

It has all the RAL classic colours, they will custom paint to any of them (and a few specials).

Seems to be about 230 in the classic set, do you know which 'palette' Howdens offer?

replying to Jim Chisholm, mark wrote: i have an howdens cashmere matt finish kitchen and what to paint the house doors and archive and skirts the same colour.what is the right match for this

Hi mark did you manage to find out what colour it is ? I want to do the same as you are but cant find any help !! I had a colour match done at B&Q !! Not a good match ? Howdens not helpful , if you have found the right colour ! Could you let me know details. Many thanks larry

Hi, I'm also looking for a RAL or Hexcode match for Howdens cashmere. Still haven't succeeded, but by chance, FRrow and Ball's ELEPHANT'S BREATH seems an identical tonal match but slightly darker, might be a helpful starting point for others

Hi Redbull117, any joy with this ? I’m in exactly the same situation with my Matt cashmere kitchen. Interested to see how you got on

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