JSN95 Agate Grey AP1
08-02-2015, 03:38 PM
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Great pics!
Always good when these cars aren't written off in accidents like the one you had. Very fortunate that the damage was isolated and it appears that the shop did a very good job with the repair.
Always good when these cars aren't written off in accidents like the one you had. Very fortunate that the damage was isolated and it appears that the shop did a very good job with the repair.
Glad you were able to get her back after the accident.
08-03-2015, 12:49 AM
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Thanks everyone 
I chose to pay the shop extra to do the whole car instead of just blending one side because I didn't want to have anything noticeable at all. Spent a long time trying to pick a nice dark grey (that wasn't Moonrock or Gunmetal) and am very happy with how it turned out. I saw it in a photo one night on a Porsche Cayman S and thought 'yep, that's the one' and told the body shop the next morning.
It's a very dynamic colour that responds very well to warm lighting, like during sunset or sunrise and gives off a nice 'earthy-graphite' glow. In the shade it's a very dark, mirror-like grey - almost black at times. Love it!
I chose to pay the shop extra to do the whole car instead of just blending one side because I didn't want to have anything noticeable at all. Spent a long time trying to pick a nice dark grey (that wasn't Moonrock or Gunmetal) and am very happy with how it turned out. I saw it in a photo one night on a Porsche Cayman S and thought 'yep, that's the one' and told the body shop the next morning.It's a very dynamic colour that responds very well to warm lighting, like during sunset or sunrise and gives off a nice 'earthy-graphite' glow. In the shade it's a very dark, mirror-like grey - almost black at times. Love it!
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08-03-2015, 05:44 AM
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Perhaps another set of TE37..
