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Okay guys, I need some help. As some of you know, I bought an '03 C4S with a salvage title. I bought it in Oct. just before the bottom dropped out on, well, everything. Anyway, my body shop guy says he is going to paint in the next two weeks
The car is
seal
grey metallic and I was wondering if anyone knows if
slate
grey (I think late 356's and early 911's had this) is a close enough match to the seal grey. I am not going to paint the door sills (seal grey) just curious if the
slate
grey will match up.
Why would you paint in Slate Gray or any other color except Seal? The colors are very different. Slate is darker and has more brown in it. Seal is truly gray with almost a bluish hue.
A color change is a certain way to dump the value of a car. As it is every Porsche owner today is taking a hit,--don't add to that by a decision that you can make now. Post pics after it is done,--or even DURING the job!
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