Well, no, not exactly.It's not about "worth it". Either you like the colors and you'll pay for them, or you'll pick another color because you want to bank $500. It's that simple.
Does the third stage make the paint more resilient, or does it add some aspect to the color?I believe its 2 stage vs 3 stage paint if you want to get technical, the difference being a layer of pearl with the existing base + clear. go to a FIAT studio during the day and look at both side by side if you are considering either. Its really a matter of preference.
It's also makes it more fun to match if you ever need paintwork.
There is a definite difference between the two whites and reds in the bright sun as well as in the dark with a light shining on them like in a parking lot. I drive a Rosso Briallante and my wife drives a Bianco Perla.I've seen both Bianos and Biano Perlas on the lot... and the difference between the two colors is subtle, at least to my eyes.
Ditto for Rosso vs. Ross Brilliante.
My buddy just got a civic in because it was painted with House of kolors with a process now he is repainting the whole car. Some type of blue paint.![]()
this is also something to consider. I remember going to a vw show and seeing a corrado shot with house of kolor kameleon get crunched by a guy from the same car club. ouch!
WHAT?! White and Pearl White aren't even close! Pearl White has a beige tone to it.Well, no, not exactly.
I've seen both Bianos and Biano Perlas on the lot... and the difference between the two colors is subtle, at least to my eyes.
Ditto for Rosso vs. Ross Brilliante.
Is there something about the premium colors that makes them cost $500? Do they hold up better? More coats of paint?
That's why I wanted regular white. My Audi is a pearl grey/blue and it's a ***** to fill in a chip.my brother in law has a body shop i worked with him e for 10 years, the problem with pear color is to mach and the cost is basicly the same. i allway sick to comon colors