[romanv]

Hi!

I believe that the blue colour shown in Paris is not Petrol/Lava Blue?

Or Thomas didn't test Petrol/Lava Blue at all.

What do you think?

Roman

 

[thomas419924]

That's the colour I was shown. On the same colour ball lol. It's just the way the light hits it. Colin put a great picture of a Yeti in Petrol blue on the forum.

 

[Gizmo68]

The paint ball look nothing like the true colour when it's on the car.

 

[Colin Lambert]

Absolutely! It WAS Petrol blue at Paris. The super bright floods really brought it to life. The brighter the light the sparklier (is there such word?) it becomes, the poorer the light, the darker it goes.
There must be a very high percentage of silica in that particular colour.

 

[thomas419924]

Yep. Colin totally agree that picture of your yeti proves that.

 

[romanv]

I believe that one is a real Lava Blue

 

[thomas419924]

Yep. That's the exact same it's just the sort of colour that changes on which way you look at it and which way the sun or whatever light is hitting.

 

[Colin Lambert]

Yes exactly the same as my current Yeti.

 

[thomas419924]

:lol: We could re visit this discussion when I get mine and take pictures from different angles and lights on it :lol:

 

[romanv]

I've just met someone with Lava Blue Superb at kid's birthday party last Friday. I feel much better now.

 

[thomas419924]

Yes that's nice. That's a great shot in good sunlight... Nice one Roman

 

[romanv]

Actually I asked that guy to send me a cam shot because it is sunny today.

 

[romanv]

The same lava blue ball without flash.

 

[Savage]

EEk horrible swirls in that Superb !

 

[romanv]

From Ljubljana Autosalon:

http://siol.net/galleries/gallery-187544/?image=17

 

[bigboss]

That looks awesome!!