ComparisonComparisonKilz TB-31 and Valspar 6004-1A, ΔE 1.22 apart
Kilz Collector'S White (TB-31) and Valspar Snowed In (6004-1A) measure a delta-E of 1.22 apart. They sit within 1 LRV points of each other, so neither will look brighter than the other on the same wall. Both carry a similar amount of color, at chroma 2.7 and 3.7. The undertones part company: Collector'S White reads as a true neutral at hue angle 94.3 degrees, Snowed In as a yellow cast at 98.5. The difference is measurable but subtle. It shows on a large wall in strong daylight and disappears under lamplight. If you need the Collector'S White depth in Valspar's line, start from its LRV of 79.0 rather than matching by name.
Not quite, but close - Kilz Collector'S White and Valspar Snowed In are delta-E 1.22 apart, close enough that most rooms would not show the difference.
The measured color distance between Kilz Collector'S White and Valspar Snowed In is delta-E 1.22.
Valspar Snowed In is lighter than Kilz Collector'S White by 1 points of light reflectance (LRV).
| Collector'S White | Snowed In | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Kilz | Valspar |
| Code | TB-31 | 6004-1A |
| Hex | #E8E6E1 | #EAE8E1 |
| Light reflectance | 79.0 | 80.0 |
| Undertone | true neutral | yellow cast |
| Chroma | 2.7 | 3.7 |
| Hue angle | 94.3° | 98.5° |
| Color family | gray | gray |