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is that Bordeaux interior? If so happy with the combo? That’s the combo I’m considering.
Yes, Chalk on Black/Bordeaux. I love the combo, think it nicely complements the more understated Chalk paint. I also really like the contrast inside, full Bordeaux was a bit much to me.
Edit: I actually think deviated seat centers in black would look absolutely phenomenal as well, if you're able to spring for it.
New Chalk owner here, a couple weeks in and loving the car/color! Interior is black with chalk stitching and chalk seatbelts, white tach!
Question for everyone - I’ve had the car for a month and a half now, and thinking about painting the Carrera Classic wheels black. I feel like going with black wheels on Chalk means the other accents (Porsche logo, 911 carrera S badge) should also be black.
I also feel like by making the accents a contrasting black, that the windows should be tinted, which I am indifferent on. Would it look out of place to have black wheels on a non-tinted, silver badge/logo Chalk car?
I want to keep the car balanced without looking like it’s trying to be “souped up”, but also don’t love the dead stock look.
Question for everyone - I’ve had the car for a month and a half now, and thinking about painting the Carrera Classic wheels black. I feel like going with black wheels on Chalk means the other accents (Porsche logo, 911 carrera S badge) should also be black.
I also feel like by making the accents a contrasting black, that the windows should be tinted, which I am indifferent on. Would it look out of place to have black wheels on a non-tinted, silver badge/logo Chalk car?
I want to keep the car balanced without looking like it’s trying to be “souped up”, but also don’t love the dead stock look.
Thoughts?
You have an absolutely beautiful car with the best wheel style and color. Any change especially blackening it would hurt it imo. As an ex member of the black wheels club, I'm glad it's a fashion that slowly goes away, at least in my circle. I would leave it as is. And I did since I own this exact car
Interesting. I also seem to think chalk looks darker on macans. When I look at my chalk 911, my first response is white. When I look chalk macans. I see chalk. Maybe my mind is playing tricks on me. #pakalolo
100%. I noticed this same thing. I wonder if the colors are slightly different for models. Always wonder why when you're at the dealer they have color swaps for each car for the same color. Why would you need a Macan Chalk and a Panamara Chalk color swatch panel unless they were different.
Chalk looks awesome on the Macan. Not so much on the Panamera or Cayenne.
Question for everyone - I’ve had the car for a month and a half now, and thinking about painting the Carrera Classic wheels black. I feel like going with black wheels on Chalk means the other accents (Porsche logo, 911 carrera S badge) should also be black.
I also feel like by making the accents a contrasting black, that the windows should be tinted, which I am indifferent on. Would it look out of place to have black wheels on a non-tinted, silver badge/logo Chalk car?
I want to keep the car balanced without looking like it’s trying to be “souped up”, but also don’t love the dead stock look.
Thoughts?
No. Don't do it. Tint the windows slightly maybe. But leave the wheels and badges. I get the whole black badge on a white/light color, but I am part of the "say no to black wheels group".
No. Don't do it. Tint the windows slightly maybe. But leave the wheels and badges. I get the whole black badge on a white/light color, but I am part of the "say no to black wheels group".
Thanks for the words of encouragement. I actually just gave the car a good old fashioned cleaning today and realized I like the classics as is. Going to keep the look, feel like this car doesn’t need to be tinted either, it just looks clean. My itch to modify will always be there, just have to balance it! 🙂
Thanks for the words of encouragement. I actually just gave the car a good old fashioned cleaning today and realized I like the classics as is. Going to keep the look, feel like this car doesn’t need to be tinted either, it just looks clean. My itch to modify will always be there, just have to balance it! 🙂
When I saw how long this thread was, I assumed there must be tons of people posting pictures of chalk cars. But it turned out to be mostly about... side markers?
Has anyone ordered Chalk/Agave that could post pics? I'm curious how that would look in real life. Thanks.
09-03-2021, 08:57 AM
