Color questions
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Color questions
Hey all, I know a couple threads have been started before on this color and that color but I've been looking at all kinds of trucks and so far the colors that draw to me have been
black , magnetic , silver and white.
Now my current truck is black and I love it but damn if it's not a pain to keep clean and notice scratches!
My papa had a white truck and it didn't seem
to show dirt as much.
My first question is which of these colors would be best for hiding scratches, dirt and normal road grime.
My second is besides black and white is the dark gray and silver hard to modify with? Like does this color make it harder to add aftermarket stuff because the color clashes so much?
thanks for all the input. I look forward to hearing what people have to say on colors I haven't ever had experience with!
black , magnetic , silver and white.
Now my current truck is black and I love it but damn if it's not a pain to keep clean and notice scratches!
My papa had a white truck and it didn't seem
to show dirt as much.
My first question is which of these colors would be best for hiding scratches, dirt and normal road grime.
My second is besides black and white is the dark gray and silver hard to modify with? Like does this color make it harder to add aftermarket stuff because the color clashes so much?
thanks for all the input. I look forward to hearing what people have to say on colors I haven't ever had experience with!
#2
A lighter metallic color is what you want. I prefer silver and my last two silver vehicles hid an insane amount of Texas pinstriping. Aftermarket is generally a personal preference, but I like the silver with the traditional chrome bumpers, etc. Admittedly, I'm pretty much out of the aftermarket game. Too much money, and a lot of products cause too many problems.
#6
White gold is a beautiful color. I think White is the best for hiding scratches as most gentle scratches are in the clear coat and show up white anyhow. It doesn't show dirt as much as one might think. I live on a farm and use my trucks and cars in the fields from time to time and my white car rarely looks dirty. Also it hides salt very well if you live up north (though you should obviously be washing this off, but that doesn't happen day one for most folks).
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Those were also the same four colors I was considering. I thought I had settled on white, my last F-150 was white and it was great for dirt and scratches. Around here, everyone has white, so I ended up going magnetic. I love you he color and it doesn't show dirt as bad as black.
what do you think about it with scratches?
#11
I hate dirty and dusty vehicles. Of the colors you mentioned I would rule out black and magnetic instantly. I've owned both and won't again. If you absolutely hate to wash get the silver as it is the best for hiding dust and dirt. Second is white. I love white and would never own silver as I think silver is vey boring but that is my opinion only. Good luck.
#14
As for scratches, only time will tell. I'm guessing it won't be too bad in that department. I love the color, it looks awesome in the sun light.
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I am in Arizona and live on a dirt road. I like the white for always looking good. I did paint my jeep the old ford Arizona Beige color which is a lot like white gold. It looks great even when wheeling. So I went with white gold on my 17.
I owned a silver car and it looked great, but I thought it looked dirty fast
I owned a silver car and it looked great, but I thought it looked dirty fast