Which Color Car Is Easiest To Keep Clean

Gardner Coccove · 05-12-06,xi:03 AM

05-12-06,xi:03 AM #ane

Easiest Car color to keep clean?

What is the easiest car colour to proceed cleen?
I take a blue machine and this things holds dirt like no other... what is a skilful color to get?

05-12-06,eleven:31 AM #6

White is the easiest color to maintain. The darker the color, the more than noticeable the dirt becomes unless y'all become mudding alot. You lot would recall it would be contrary, but my parents tin can prove it and they volition not buy any other colour vehicle but for that reason. Personally, I detest white on a vehicle.. Silver would be my 2nd selection for cleanliness.
My aquamarine durango carries clay like you wouldn't believe and before that my ruby Acura Legend was horrible also, not to mention darker paint colors fade easier in the sun so it adds to the bad look when they get muddied.

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05-12-06,11:54 AM #ten

Ya, I almost bought my SUV in blue, but night colors are a biatch to keep clean, so I went with silver.

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05-12-06,11:57 AM #11

Originally Posted by koldchillah

White is the easiest colour to maintain..

That doesn't piece of work up north here.
Winter time...when there'south brown sand/salt on the roads....white will get nasty looking on the lower waistline of the are.

Beign/mid brown colors would piece of work best around here. Probably grays also.

I own black...very tough.

Had night green..also somewhat tough.

Light blue worked pretty well.

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05-12-06,12:00 PM #13

Originally Posted past Norm

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05-12-06,12:03 PM #15

Originally Posted by koldchillah

White is the easiest color to maintain.

Wrong. Its tough to maintain, it shows everything minus waterspots. Im constantly washing mine.

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05-12-06,12:12 PM #17

Originally Posted by YARDofSTUF

Absolutely not, my white altima shows dirt then easy or else information technology looks like piss.

Information technology shows dirt quicker than my red firebird.

You may accept a different colour/type of dirt up there.
My parents alive in a rural community, by and large dirt roads. They have a white Chevy Silverado and a white Chevy Blazer and a basic rinse and the dust film just falls right off. Fifty-fifty earlier rinsing, unless the dirt is red clay or black mud, the basic shellrock grayness misty grit doesn't testify up well on a white undercoat.

It could depend on where you live and the type of clay, but if you lot get out in the country side down in south Florida, you'll notice a lot of truck owners choose white over other colors.. If you lot don't wax and wash whatever other color, it will look way worse than a white vehicle that has gone through the same amount of dirt. <<shrugs>>

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05-12-06,12:27 PM #20

Originally Posted past YARDofSTUF

I dont see a brand name on it, but i'll cheque

You get what I'one thousand saying though.. If yous dig a couple inches into the ground in any given area, you volition likely observe that the soil is not always the same colour, therefore the dirt is not always going to look the same when information technology's caked onto a vehicle.
When I spend fourth dimension downwardly in south Florida, driving downwardly the same road as my parents, I have to wash my Durango twice equally often as my parents practise. They actually tease me almost it all the time for not choosing white and I only tell them I call back white is ugly and I'd rather wash a nicer looking color more oft than to have a white vehicle.