oriental blue, BMW colour. theres a pic in a recent edition of 911 and porsche world with a 928 repainted in this colour.

 

i like the copperhead color. I almost bought a 84 Euro done in copperhead. It was fantastic. The color looked so good I almost forgot to do a PPI.

 

Wow two votes for brown very brown !

 

No JB, I think it was one vote for brown, and one vote for very brown!

 

Actually Ken I voted for Orange. It took someone with some POWER to add the Brown ,very brown.

 

Do you have any samples/color chips of the brown, very brown - I am becoming intrigued?

 

I did not drive the brown ,very brown today or I would go out and peel off a couple more .......Cockney Braun as I recall a non metallic deep rich brown ..........a bit like mousse or was that mouse.

 

neon lime green Pimp My Ride

 

Rob Roy,
What Drewster said. I know...Decisions, decisions. Personally, I'm a real stickler about repainting.
IMHO, the ONLY option is the original, factory color. There are rare circumstances when I would choose
to do otherwise...remember the hot pink wide-body 928 with spiderman features? That is a MUST REPAINT situation.

Does anyone here know if there were ever any PINK "Mary Kay Cosmetics" 928s commissioned and purchased for VERY successful sales reps? Inquiring minds want to know....

 

why go for factory original colours when there are so many of them anyway? repainting is the perfect opportunity to expand the 928 colour spectrum and create something unique.

i also like lime green as per the lamborghini murcielago - bright colours do get noticed a lot more.

 

drnick,

interesting you have come up with the lime green from the murcielago - that is the color that Olivier from Jacquemond thought would look best - and, coincidentally, the color my wife is now suggesting. This is not going to be a factory standard car, so while I will consider factory colors, I don't think I want to be limited by them

 

Rob,

You asked about paint quality earlier. This is a very overlooked subject. I would recommend you find someone that shoots either Sikkens or Glasurit paints. Both OEM to Porsche and BMW over the years. PPG has a tendency to be a very brittle paint. Both new Ferrari's and Maserati's use PPG. I can tell you from experience that brittle is a correct adjective.

Have the shop do a series of sprayouts for you before you decide your final color, this will help you visualize the colors next to each other.

Good luck.

Stephen

 

Rob, I had the opportunity to see up close the color you are wanting (deep met blue) on a boxter today and I must say it was very nice... change my vote from other to deep met blue

 

I'll probably be going with the deep metallic blue - 1st set of color chips should come in from House of Kolor Monday so that I can start getting a better feel for how some of the colors look. That being said, there are probably an infinite number of combiniations and finishes. Decisions, decisions.

 

RR.................I selected the deep metalicc green thinkik' it'll go goood w/ the camel interior....................although in saying so in may end up to retro Jag lookin'...........the old BRG look !!!

If all else fails you could always go back to root and the clan colours...........tfs