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that's why i got GT Silver. my detailer said Guards is a PITA. GT Silver is great. When t's clean, it's a deep rich silver. When it's dirty, it's Agate! lol.
my wife refuses to have anything but a black car for her Macan. terrible.
does anyone else feel white is just as bad as black to keep up?
white hides the swirls, but white also shows so much that black hides.
does anyone else feel white is just as bad as black to keep up?
white hides the swirls, but white also shows so much that black hides.
GT Silver or grey next for me.
Based on your comments in the other thread about being admittedly way too OCD... I'd have to disagree. I think white shows dirt for sure, and maybe a little worse than some of the other shades, but nowhere near most others, particularly darks. White may show the grime around the edges of PPF a lot. But that is because you have PPF! It's a trade off for sure... Any color can drive you mad if you let it, mano! Enjoy!
Based on your comments in the other thread about being admittedly way too OCD... I'd have to disagree. I think white shows dirt for sure, and maybe a little worse than some of the other shades, but nowhere near most others, particularly darks. White may show the grime around the edges of PPF a lot. But that is because you have PPF! It's a trade off for sure... Any color can drive you mad if you let it, mano! Enjoy!
IMHO, from experience: best to worst - Agate Grey, GT Silver, white, black.
Gray shows swirls more than Silver though. higher contrast.
that said, and it may be a traditionally boring color on most cars, nothing shows the lines of a 911 better than silver. gray a close second.
i've always liked white cars, my 981 GTS was white, but it's very difficult to keep the depth of white up, and otherwise looks a bit dull. i get what the previous poster means.... it's not that white shows dirt or imperfections more, but very difficult to get and maintain depth out of white. Carrara White Metallic is a different story.