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Comments (1)I'm surprised your low iron splash back changed the colour so much, is it starfire? There are green and clear glass, but the thickness varies white the most. Trying to match your whites perfectly will always result in a slight variation, because the products different it's almost impossible. Very subtle tonal differences can be disguised if your splash back is enclosed or surrounded by joinery as the shadowing created allows for discrepancy. Otherwise, make colour difference intentional and find something that can coordinate and not copy the colour. Maybe mirror and remove colour from the equation...See MoreSame colour white for ceiling and trim? whisper white kitchen cabinets
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Comments (2)The chances of it matching exactly are pretty slim. The finish is different for a start and this can make it all look different under different lighting. Better to not even try.....if you're a bit concerned it as you'll probably continually pick the 'mismatch'.... Plenty of other colours to choose from. Many kitchens can be unfashionable in a short timeframe even when in a classic like white....See MoreLaminex Silk or natural finish in White
Comments (6)No, the silk finish is not comparable to Satin 2-pac. Also when comparing surface materials, 2-pac, vinyl and melamine all require the same technical properties to be suitable for the application. (All typically scratch at <2N pressure). 2-pac is more prone to chipping than the other two options however but gives a smoother more aesthetic finish. It is marketed as a higher-end product as it involves more labour. For this reason it is common for companies to upsell 2-pac polyurethane over more affordable materials. Now with that said, the melamine will have a glued edge-tape around it. Whilst modern edge banders can achieve a very low profile join, you may be able to see it. Especially in white. The 'Natural' finish in Laminexes melamine range is their standard matt finish and therefore comparable to satin in 2-pac. However for an ultra-matt finish you could try their absolute matte product as mentioned above. This is more fingerprint resistant and of course, more expensive. Ultimately you should view the options in person then select that which is most appealing to you within your budget. Hope that helps :)...See More- 3 years ago
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