The color black
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Yeah there'* definatly a differences in black colors. I had a friend who was attempting to paint his SHO and had to try a few different times to get the right black (after the lady at the paint place told him "black is black").
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Originally Posted by Princess Jeanie
Yeah there'* definatly a differences in black colors. I had a friend who was attempting to paint his SHO and had to try a few different times to get the right black (after the lady at the paint place told him "black is black").
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Originally Posted by Princess Jeanie
Yeah there'* definatly a differences in black colors. I had a friend who was attempting to paint his SHO and had to try a few different times to get the right black (after the lady at the paint place told him "black is black").
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black is black as long as you stay within the manufacture. GM black has a little bit of white in it where ford and toyota have non (the color on those cars is the same, its a "package black" that the paint companies put out for the manufacturers) other companys use it as well....infact i think GM is one of the few that don't. And if your paint is looking brown it is becouse the paint was put on to thin and/or it is a single stage paint and it has been worn thin by polishing or someing like that. that will not happen with base/clear finishes, if your base/clear is brownish then it can only be from the base being to thin....or you just need to wash you car is might just be dirt
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1995 Black
Black Sapphire Met 28/8743
Black Metallic 14
Black Metallic 17
Black 19/990
Black 41/8555
Black 41/9588
1997
Black Sapphire Metallic 28/8743
Black 19/990
Black 41/8555
Black Metallic 17
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Black Sapphire Met 28/8743
Black Metallic 14
Black Metallic 17
Black 19/990
Black 41/8555
Black 41/9588
1997
Black Sapphire Metallic 28/8743
Black 19/990
Black 41/8555
Black Metallic 17
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Originally Posted by Peterg22000
you need to put a "u" after the two digit # and a wa before the four digit # and that 990 is missing a number or letter...(the WA# always has 4 digits)
If anyone wanted to know the color of their car bad enough, they can look at their RPO and find the correct color...
Let me add I'm sure that GM used a single Black to make many variants....
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