York Gray (CW-45) vs Stingray (1529)

This color comparison involves two colors that comes from the same color collection. The first one is named York Gray and also has a code CW-45 assigned to it. The color chart is named Benjamin Moore paint colours and it is quite popular among paint manufacturers and color designers. The swatch sample for York Gray (CW-45) color is depicted on the left side a little bit lower on this page. The second color (depicted on the right side) is named Stingray and also has a code 1529 assigned to it. Both of these colors are from the same color chart mentioned before.

York Gray (CW-45)

HEX Code:	#D3CCBA
HEX Color name:	(?)
RGB Decimal:	211, 204, 186
RGB Float:	0.827, 0.8, 0.729
CMYK Percentage:	0, 3, 12, 17

Benjamin Moore York Gray vs Stingray

Stingray (1529)

HEX Code:	#CFCCBB
HEX Color name:	(?)
RGB Decimal:	207, 204, 187
RGB Float:	0.812, 0.8, 0.733
CMYK Percentage:	0, 1, 10, 19

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