ssarchi

My eye is saying to me that if my clear protection was replaced with a piece of that material in black, that my car would look better.

Does Porsche even offer those panels in black and do you agree?

zoaatc11

I was thinking the same thing. I've never seen a 993 with black stone guards. I don't believe Porsche makes them.

ste993

Like they did on some back in the 80's? Down to personal preference I feel, although I wouldn't do it if mine was silver.

icelatte

I've seen a red 993 with black stone guards and it looked OK but I don't think it lends itself to the 993 as well as the older 911. I'd stick with clear.

ssarchi

Maybe I should cut out some pieces of black construction paper that match and tape them on with some electric tape.... and then post some pics and have a vote......

zoaatc11

Please do....

groovzilla

i've never liked the way the black fender protection looked on the 911...i like the look of the unaltered edge of the fender.

my 2 cents

rcwelch

I think the black would stand out too much and upset the clean lines of the car...just my $.02 worth.

ste993

Go for it....

993_Pilot

I think they make the protection film in silver to match your paint too. Clear tends to yellow over time and shows much worse on the lighter colors.

Novice

I'll say try this reversibe spary on out, to see if you like the look
http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=20264

95GPW993

My stone guards (which were originally clear) turned yellow and really looked bad. I removed them a few years ago and never replaced them. I actually like the look better.

Black993

I tried to find black ones in my recent re-application to my car. I wasn't able to find them and the clears look just fine!

I'm not sure I'd be a big fan of the black on a silver car.....might look good though, who knows!

Amfab

OK I was curious and so I grabbed some photos off Rennlist and Photoshopped in some black guards. I thought I would like it better than I do. I think I was kinda accurate, hard to see the seams in the original photos.

bill930p