Phantom Black ?
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A fiver says the definitions have become somewhat blurred - but a metallic paint contains minute metallic particles whereas a pearl paint is a tinted clearcoat.
Either way, Phantom is not a gloss (flat) black - it's a pearl/metallic depending on whose definition you want to listen to.
Either way, Phantom is not a gloss (flat) black - it's a pearl/metallic depending on whose definition you want to listen to.
I have a car in Daytona which is a pearlescent, the pearl paint has multicoloured particles rather than just silver metallic particles. I believe that the particles are Mica. My G33 has a blue pearl and it has similar particles, the wifes seat leon is a metallic and the bits are just silver.
Pearls therefore reflect the light differently.
edited to fix too many typos
Pearls therefore reflect the light differently.
edited to fix too many typos
Edited by blueg33 on Friday 22 May 13:42
Dr G said:
A fiver says the definitions have become somewhat blurred - but a metallic paint contains minute metallic particles whereas a pearl paint is a tinted clearcoat.
Either way, Phantom is not a gloss (flat) black - it's a pearl/metallic depending on whose definition you want to listen to.
Hi Dr G, I see you have both a phantom black and pearl phantom black on 2 rs4's in stock at Fontain..(I'm assuming you work for Fontain from previous posts!) Is there much of a difference??Either way, Phantom is not a gloss (flat) black - it's a pearl/metallic depending on whose definition you want to listen to.
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