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  "name": "What kind of sample do I need to provide for paint color matching?",
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      "name": "What kind of sample do I need to provide for paint color matching?",
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        "text": "To achieve the best paint color match, we ideally need a paint chip or a small section of the existing painted surface, roughly the size of a quarter or larger. If providing a chip, ensure it is clean and free of dirt. For walls, a piece of drywall or trim can work. If no physical sample is available, clear, high-resolution photographs taken in natural light can sometimes help, but a physical sample offers the highest accuracy for precise pigment analysis.",
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        "description": "Provide a clean paint chip or a small section of the existing painted surface, about the size of a quarter, for the best color match."
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  "description": "Provide a clean paint chip or a small section of the existing painted surface, about the size of a quarter, for the best color match."
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