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[[image:IMAG0276-3 Victorian window colour.jpg|right|300px]] ...l.asp# Online Paint Scheme Tool] though its worth bearing in mind that the colour rendition will not generally be accurate. (Setting up your monitor correctl

...s.google.com/group/uk.d-i-y/browse_frm/thread/633cfcf634b5e489# 70s colour schemes]

...tralia and follow [[Regulations|international standard IEC 60446]]. This [[colour scheme]] had already been introduced for appliance [[flex]]es in the UK in ...t of colours were allowed (but not both), provided that any changes in the colour scheme are clearly labelled. From April 2006, only the new colours should b

# Paint background colour # Either apply 2nd colour by rolling a crumpled rag over the surface, after rolling it on a paint rol

==Colour== ...n white. The modern fashion for white is quite different to the original [[colour scheme]]s.

...sizes include 16, 25, and 35 mm². Commonly available from distributors as colour coded lengths in pairs. Older tails may only have a single layer of insulat Historically the UK used its own set of colour codes for fixed and flexible wiring. In the early 1970s the colours used fo

...ach (somewhere inconspicuous) removes all colour from natural fibres, some colour from most synthetics, and has no effect on bleachable polypropylene. ...and general dirt can hide stains. Used carpets are available from giveaway schemes such as freecycle and others.

...lf and major brands offer ranges which can be mixed to almost any required colour. * For a broken white colour, a very small amount of seived subsoil can be mixed in (not topsoil)

...firebricks overnight on cheap rate electricity (using Economy 7 & similar schemes). During the day the stored heat is let out by movable flaps. ...at daytime rates are often slightly higher than standard on Economy 7 type schemes, so the savings tend not to be quite as good as they appear.

...colours vary from psychedelic schemes to the “Ford Model T” approach (any colour as long as it's black) .