We were looking used car earlier this year. At the dealership there was one beautiful green car that was a different model then we wanted but was discounted because “it was a weird color”. We looked for a few weeks to find the car we wanted to a color that wasn’t white or black. We couldn’t find one so we went with white.
Nothing to stop you from painting the car whatever color you like. I’ve always painted my cars… Once I had a Celica with a yellow hood, sunroof, back hatch and flat black bumpers, and lower panel body, with one red and green door. Painted it with a mohair minipaint roller. Satin finish. Drove it like a madwoman and once it was all “field mark” oddly enough, cops stopped pulling me over. LOL! (Didn’t want to be seen near the “circus-mobile” I guess…)
TBH, the issue with a lot of things being painted monotones of black gray and white is down to the cost of pigments. Just getting a gallon of Ben Moore paint tinted a deep shade of the green or blue can add up to 5 bucks for the cost.
We have considered painting the car. It’s just shows that the market doesn’t have any real options.
Our house is over 100 years old so we have painted with historical colors which are jewel tones or various colors. People always comment about how nice it looks and I’m like it’s because we have color in there. You can do the same with your modern grey house
We were looking used car earlier this year. At the dealership there was one beautiful green car that was a different model then we wanted but was discounted because “it was a weird color”. We looked for a few weeks to find the car we wanted to a color that wasn’t white or black. We couldn’t find one so we went with white.
Nothing to stop you from painting the car whatever color you like. I’ve always painted my cars… Once I had a Celica with a yellow hood, sunroof, back hatch and flat black bumpers, and lower panel body, with one red and green door. Painted it with a mohair minipaint roller. Satin finish. Drove it like a madwoman and once it was all “field mark” oddly enough, cops stopped pulling me over. LOL! (Didn’t want to be seen near the “circus-mobile” I guess…)
TBH, the issue with a lot of things being painted monotones of black gray and white is down to the cost of pigments. Just getting a gallon of Ben Moore paint tinted a deep shade of the green or blue can add up to 5 bucks for the cost.
We have considered painting the car. It’s just shows that the market doesn’t have any real options.
Our house is over 100 years old so we have painted with historical colors which are jewel tones or various colors. People always comment about how nice it looks and I’m like it’s because we have color in there. You can do the same with your modern grey house