Y'know how Boston Green kind of changes color depending on how the light changes. One moment it's dark green then, from a different angle, it's turquoise.
On a different thread I mentioned how I'd painted my new hardtop the wrong color. Came out too dark.
Miserable weather today and looking out the kitchen window through the rain the whole car looks really dark green almost the same as the hardtop and ("I" think) the car looks awesome.
I want that dark green color all the time. I don't want that 70's twotone suit effect (younger people won't remember those suits)
I was planning on a total respray early next year anyway. But now I'm thinking of a color change.
Looking for a dark green. Preferably a BMW color.
Oxford green? What's that like in real life?
If you look under the bonnet of a Boston green beemer the metalwork is a non-metallic dark green. Wondering about a non metallic color like that. Something like jaguar BRG. Does bmw do anything like that?
Sorry. I'm rambling. But you get the idea
What do you reckon?
On a different thread I mentioned how I'd painted my new hardtop the wrong color. Came out too dark.
Miserable weather today and looking out the kitchen window through the rain the whole car looks really dark green almost the same as the hardtop and ("I" think) the car looks awesome.
I want that dark green color all the time. I don't want that 70's twotone suit effect (younger people won't remember those suits)
I was planning on a total respray early next year anyway. But now I'm thinking of a color change.
Looking for a dark green. Preferably a BMW color.
Oxford green? What's that like in real life?
If you look under the bonnet of a Boston green beemer the metalwork is a non-metallic dark green. Wondering about a non metallic color like that. Something like jaguar BRG. Does bmw do anything like that?
Sorry. I'm rambling. But you get the idea
What do you reckon?
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