What type of "tung oil" did you use? There are many common "Tung Oil Finishes" that are not tung oil, do not contain tung oil and are simply diluted varnish. Here is a link that might be useful: About oil finishes

Hey there ... "too" funny(!), I started painting my master bath Millet yesterday (and we're painting our master bedroom Tobacco Road). So far, I love it ... it looks darker/lighter depending on the time of the day, but stays consistently calming and fresh looking. I know it's going to work really well with the Tobacco Road. We were going to go with PB, but, like you, felt it is too similar to TR. I'll be curious to see what others have to say. Good Luck !! Becca

1. Do you mean to say that when the faucet handle is moved to the off position that the water continues to flow or drip? If so then just tell the plumber, "My water continues to run after I turn the handles off." Or do you mean that the handle itself will not move to the off position (and the water either runs or not)? In either case, if these faucets have been working fine before, it is not likely that anything is stripped. 2. How can the handle not move but something else does? Are you saying it just wiggles but will not rotate? Has someone already tried to fix this? I just can't imagine how normal use would break a faucet the way you described. How old are the fixtures? From what I'm imagining your problem to be, I would tell the plumber, "I need a new faucet." You will have to pick one out or he will bring a very inexpensive one that is easy for him to install.

adh673, You definitely don't have to choose colors from the same paint strip. Some people do and there is nothing wrong with that if the colors meet their expectations. I do agree with you on having cohesiveness through out the home. Just depends on what you are wanting to see as a future color palette for your rooms and what the other surroundings are. The colors on the same strip of BM all consist of the same family of universal tints and the amount of the formula and the tint base will change with each of the colors on "that" strip. When you go to a different strip you will have a different family of colors arranging from #1base down to a deep base with the formula of the same tints used but only at different ratios. Nothing wrong if you decide to choose from the Classic and then want to go over to the Color Preview for another hue. It is whatever will fit your rooms and what you want your rooms to say to you. Take in consideration your lighting and surroundings. All of these play important parts on how colors are perceived. I just got back from a 10day cruise and I am now on the quest myself looking into some of the Caribbean blues. The waters and sky were amazing. Do you have specific colors in mind that you are drawn to?