Seal Grey or Black?
I was torn also. I finally went with black because I like the way it shines when clean. Lot's of maintenance - but who cares. My feeling was that there were just too many grey cars out there.
Seal Grey is the choice I chose for my C4S. You don't have to baby it all the time and rock chips are harder to see. I've had a lot of black cars and I do admit the deep shine is stunning but, it seems to chip easier because it doesn't have the metallic flake as the Seal Grey does to make the paint a little more chip resistance.
Last edited by WARDHOG; Mar 11, 2004 at 02:03 PM.
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Seal Grey...definitely. But if you must go black, go with Basalt Black (I think that's it) cause its metallic, and will be easier to maintain. Either color would look great with Cinnamon Brown or natural brown interior. Cinnamon Brown is better tho, since Nat' Brown has some black plastic pieces unless you opt for the $$$$$ full leather.
I am coming from a black into a seal grey. I think SG always looks stunning, doesn't show the dirt if I hadn't had a chance to clean the car that day, but still looks awesome when zainoed. I put the 3M stone guard on the front, and find that it is a lot more invisible than on the black.





