Solid Colors vs Metallics
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The only solid colors available seem to be black, white, and extreme colors (red and yellow) plus -- and considerable extra cost -- cream. What I would like are a nice solid gray or two, a real dark green (not the absurd metallic not-really-British racing green) and, perhaps, a nice dark brown and/or dark blue.
Am I the only one who is tired of metallic paints?
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The gray GTS cab is beautiful (although I would choose another interior color) but I wish there were more "interesting" solid colors, not gray, black or white. Colors!
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While my car is painted in a metallic color (Meteor Gray), I would have preferred a solid color. It is a beautiful car and I love it. But....
The only solid colors available seem to be black, white, and extreme colors (red and yellow) plus -- and considerable extra cost -- cream. What I would like are a nice solid gray or two, a real dark green (not the absurd metallic not-really-British racing green) and, perhaps, a nice dark brown and/or dark blue.
One more thing, I'd like every color to be protected with a layer of clear coat.
Am I the only one who is tired of metallic paints?
The only solid colors available seem to be black, white, and extreme colors (red and yellow) plus -- and considerable extra cost -- cream. What I would like are a nice solid gray or two, a real dark green (not the absurd metallic not-really-British racing green) and, perhaps, a nice dark brown and/or dark blue.
One more thing, I'd like every color to be protected with a layer of clear coat.
Am I the only one who is tired of metallic paints?
Couldn't have said it better myself... (mine is the "absurd metallic not-really-British Racing Green" Porsche Racing Green... I would have preferred the non-metallic green. Of course Porsche will paint it any color you want.. for an absurd price.
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Percentages are approx:
Slate Grey Metallic
2.5% Magenta
22% Black Metallic
35% Deep Black
2.5% Copper Pearl
6.5% Red Oxide
2.5% Aluminum
18% Fine Aluminum
11% Helio Blue
Now...for Grey-Black (non metallic, as pictured in my earlier post):
2% Yellow Ochre
19% White
14% Red Oxide
65% Deep Black
Slate Grey Metallic
2.5% Magenta
22% Black Metallic
35% Deep Black
2.5% Copper Pearl
6.5% Red Oxide
2.5% Aluminum
18% Fine Aluminum
11% Helio Blue
Now...for Grey-Black (non metallic, as pictured in my earlier post):
2% Yellow Ochre
19% White
14% Red Oxide
65% Deep Black
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2009 997 Turbo Cab
2018 M2 6sp
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1999 C2 Cab
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Perhaps it is time to redirect the focus of this thread from what colors are the best for PTS to what are the best colors that should be available without the PTS process.