I really like the fleeting green. I ordered 5 different BM/SW colors through sampilize and settled on the fleeting green.

Is your answer indirectly saying BM would not be able to match the fleeting green?

No - but you won’t know just how close a match they are able to make until you have ordered and paid for at least a sample. In the sheen you are aiming to use, that would be larger than the normal sample size. Then comparing the dried fresh sample to the original chip. Some matches are very good indeed, some noticeably different.

Suggesting Swept Away was just an alternative approach as you would be able to compare chips before buying a sample.

If I understand you correctly, you are suggesting I go to BM and ask for a small sample (to color match SW fleeting green) and paint that in my room to see how close a match it is to the sampilize SW fleeting green?

I can take a look at swept away - thank you.

If I have to use a SW paint - any suggestions on a specific line/sheen? Is the Cashmere low lustere similar to the BM regal select eggshell? (multiple painting forums I read online said alot of people really liked the cashmere low lustere when trying to achieve an eggshell kind of look).

Hi - I would get a paint chip or sample from SW rather than rely on Samplize solely, as a source colour reference.

I would ask how well they feel able to match SW Fleeting Green at BM also. Sometimes they will know which of their matches are most accurate.

Then get a quart in the grade & sheen you are after. You can even paint a swatch in store, let it dry and ask them to compare the results.

They have handouts with samples of sheen finish in store. There aren’t always direct sheen matches between companies as there isn’t a national standard as such - but a range for each sheen/gloss.

But before all that just check Fleeting Green against Swept Away, to see if you could live with the differences. It may save the cost of a custom mix.

Whichever you choose to sample, paint on either Swatchright paint/peel/stick decals or board (2 coats) to test in your room. That way you have the flexibility to move them into both light and shadow.

Both colours have the potential to shift blue in certain imbalanced lighting. So you want to know how they will behave in your space.

I do have the original sw fleeting green paint chip from sw. (That is how I began to narrow down my choices before ordering from sampilize). It was one of the few if not the only one that did not shift blue (checked day and night time on different walls).

I don’t have to go a custom route per say if I just get SW paint, not BM paint. Im trying to determine which line/sheen of SW would work best.

Nope- the 2 brand colors don't convey very well with each other or for that matter all brands. They all have their secret base formula and one brand may have more yellow in it while another brand might have blue in it or something completely different. I learned long time ago, it's not worth trying to match. I've even experienced paint not matching in the same brand because their calibrating machines were set a tiny bit different at 2 different stores. Lesson learn- always get your paint at the same store if you are purchasing more of the same color. As far as the sheen, have you talked to a person at the SW store and told them what you want to achieve?

Cashmere low lustre is your best bet if you like Regal egg.

You have a pretty good shot with the BM to SW match because 1) it's a green and 2) you're going from BM to SW. Odds are in your favor enough to spend the $17-$20 on a quart to make sure.

Superpaint velvet is also close to eggshell.

How well does cashmere low luster apply and ease of cleaning?

Cashmere is what you expect in terms of application. You can wipe it off.

Looks like duration is probably the better way to go -