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but the previous owner decided to change the original Meridian Metallic (as labeled on the frunk and door jam) to this dark dark grey, and he has no recollection of what it was called...

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but the previous owner decided to change the original Meridian Metallic (as labeled on the frunk and door jam) to this dark dark grey, and he has no recollection of what it was called...

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It almost looks black but appears to be a dark dark grey? What does it call exactly? Please help identify this color

POST 5Original post

Difficult that blue 718 Cayman because of the light conditions. I always thought Miami Blue would be a more popping type of blue.

POST 6Original post

Is it yours or do you have access to it? If so, you can look along the inside of the frame rail in the front trunk on the (US) driver side for a placard with the paint color on it. At least on mine... You need to pull back the trunk liner to see it.

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Quotes source post: 14442081

fortunately it's mine but the previous owner decided to change the original Meridian Metallic (as labeled on the frunk and door jam) to this dark dark grey, and he has no recollection of what it was called... it's been too long ago!

POST 9Original post

Did he say it was a Porsche color? If not, you're almost completely SOL. Paint shops have color books you could use - and spectrometers, but I can tell you from experience it can be very difficult to nail it down - even with just a few options to choose from. That being said - it looks sharp! If its an OEM Porsche color maybe its basalt black metallic or midnight blue metallic.

POST 10Original post

Slate Grey Metallic http://www.elferclassic.de/technik/f...plack-grau.php

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Quotes source post: 14441872

Basalt black is darker - it looks black until you get close. Atlas grey Basalt black If it's not an OEM color it's a very good solo job.

POST 14Original post

Does it turn violet in sunlight? Looks a bit like my violet chromaflair when it is dark.

POST 15Original post

Is it a black and white photo? It's really hard to see any color there. Oh wait... I see some color in the background.

POST 16Original post

Miami Blue is hot on a Cayman Chack out this 981 GTS!

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