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After some quick research, while both share the same paint code, and even the same base colors, the mixing formula is different, but since Volkswagen AG owns Porsche (along with Audi, Bugatti and Lamborghini), one never really knows…
After some quick research, while both share the same paint code, and even the same base colors, the mixing formula is different, but since Volkswagen AG owns Porsche (along with Audi, Bugatti and Lamborghini), one never really knows…
Same paint code, same base colours, rest assured they’re the same colour If the formula is different, it’ll be for one of the many options/variations ie whiter, creamier, bluer or similar.
VW Cornflower Blue and Porsche Shark Blue are one and the same thing too. Porsche Basalt black is Audi Black Magic Pearl …
Same paint code, same base colours, rest assured they’re the same colour If the formula is different, it’ll be for one of the many options/variations ie whiter, creamier, bluer or similar.
VW Cornflower Blue and Porsche Shark Blue are one and the same thing too. Porsche Basalt black is Audi Black Magic Pearl …
At the end of the day, what does it matter? It’s paint; a rose by any other name…. Oh yeah, and still the best color. ;-)
06-27-2024, 11:21 AM
If the formula is different, it’ll be for one of the many options/variations ie whiter, creamier, bluer or similar.
