nogaro blue

the second is denim blue, same as my car

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Cheers...get the denim blue. It will make your car faster. FACT
 
ive never seen 'excellent' written 'eccelent' before. (on the pretend nogaro ad)
 
silver75 said:
Cheers...get the denim blue. It will make your car faster. FACT

On Dispatches on Channel 4 last week it actually claimed that Denim blue is linked to cases of the early onset of dementia in young males......
 
^^^thats racialismist. Dont tar all denim blue with the same brush.
 
Nah, the second one is just very washed out colour wise, it is Noggy. The first one is quite dark and the same colour looks a lot deeper blue.

The first one was taken on a bright sunny day and the second on a dull day which makes the effect more pronounced.
 
Stewart said:
Lol, it looks nothing like your colour! I thought Denim was metallic?

trust me that car is (a very fast) denim blue. And no Denim Blue is pearlesant
 
Everyone knows blue is slow, remember when Pepsi painted a concorde with its colours and then it wouldn't go past the sound barrier?
 
went to look at a black one, didnt have the ally mirrors and i thot it idnt stand out enough from an a3. Saw a yellow s3 the other day an it looked great, but i think the colour is just a bit too loud for me

Denim blue is nice but i still think noggy wins.

Now iv just gotta find one!
 
silver75 said:
trust me that car is (a very fast) denim blue. And no Denim Blue is pearlesant
I would actually put money on it that you are wrong.

Also, I didn't say Denim was pearlescent, I asked if it was metallic.

Pearlescence is an effect produced by blending different shades/colours of metallic paint. Actually I think its a pearl tint added to the lacquer but someone more knowledgeable on painting could confirm this.

How you can say that this :-
noggy1.jpg


and this :-
noggy2.jpg


look the same is beyond me :) You must be colour blind lol
 
Stewart said:
I would actually put money on it that you are wrong.

Also, I didn't say Denim was pearlescent, I asked if it was metallic.

Pearlescence is an effect produced by blending different shades/colours of metallic paint. Actually I think its a pearl tint added to the lacquer but someone more knowledgeable on painting could confirm this.

How you can say that this :-
[URL="http://www.oreton.com/images/cars/noggy1.jpg"][/URL]

and this :-
[URL="http://www.oreton.com/images/cars/noggy2.jpg"][/URL]

look the same is beyond me :) You must be colour blind lol

my pic has been through photoshop....
trust me that car is denim blue pearl like mine look at this denim blue tt



same colour

nogaro is a much brighter blue
 
Its really not the same colour as your car im afraid mate, its noggy
 
have to say it looks like a nogaro to me.
 
I would rekon the owner would know for sure - has he described it in the add perhaps?:undwech: :undwech:
 
The lighting conditions, ie flash type, or lense filters can massively alter the look of paint finish.

So you're probably both wrong......:moa:
 
silver75 said:
no

Denim Blue


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nogaro blue
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Whatever, besides the fact that the OWNER OF THE CAR says its Nogaro blue and everyone else agrees it's Nogaro...

Denim is a metallic paint, Nogaro is a flat colour and that second car is a 1000% a flat colour and NOT metallic therefore my dear Watson, I deduce that as Nogaro is the only flat blue available on S3's (Ming blue is metallic) that it must be Nogaro blue.

It is purely and simply down to the light conditions at the time and the contrast in the quality of the cameras.
 
kingfisher was a lighter blue, but was horrible, and would have been a special order color. I cant see anyone paying £2000 more for spec'ing it with kingfisher...
 
Sigh. Kingfisher was also a metallic. Pretty rare as it was only available for 4 months in 2001 on the AUDI TT!! Are you sure your not confusing that with Crystal Blue?

Paint - Metallic Cost From To

Metallic - Mineral grey £430 Sep 2000 Dec 2000
£431 Dec 2000 Apr 2001
Metallic - Silver £431 Launch Nov 2001
£431 Nov 1999 Nov 1999
£430 Jul 2000 Dec 2000
Metallic- Crystal blue £430 Sep 2000 Dec 2000
£431 Dec 2000 Nov 2001

Paint - Pearlescent Cost From To

Pearl - Azure blue £431 Launch Jun 2000
£431 Nov 1999 Nov 1999
Pearl - Cactus green £431 Launch Jun 2000
£431 Nov 1999 Nov 1999
Pearl -Ebony black £431 Launch Nov 2001
£431 Nov 1999 Nov 1999
£430 Jul 2000 Dec 2000
Pearl -Jaipur red £430 Sep 2000 Dec 2000
£431 Dec 2000 Apr 2001
Pearl -Merlin purple £430 Sep 2000 Dec 2000
£431 Dec 2000 Nov 2001
Pearl -Pine green £430 Sep 2000 Dec 2000
£431 Dec 2000 Nov 2001
Pearl- Denim blue £430 Sep 2000 Dec 2000
£431 Dec 2000 Nov 2001
Pearl- Ming blue £431 Launch Nov 2001
£431 Nov 1999 Nov 1999
£430 Jul 2000 Dec 2000

Paint - Solid Cost From To

Solid - Absolute red Optional Launch Nov 2001
Solid - Brilliant black Optional Launch Nov 2001
Solid - Brilliant blue Optional Sep 2000 Nov 2001
Solid option - Imola Yellow £431 Launch Jun 2001
£430 Jul 2000 Dec 2000
Paint - Special Cost From To
Special - Azure Blue £940 Jun 2001 Nov 2001
Special - Cactus Green £940 Jun 2001 Nov 2001
 
Stewart said:
Denim is a metallic paint, Nogaro is a flat colour and that second car is a 1000% a flat colour and NOT metallic therefore my dear Watson, I deduce that as Nogaro is the only flat blue available on S3's (Ming blue is metallic) that it must be Nogaro blue.

Oh dear...
Nogaro isn't flat...it's pearl effect!

But, your point is valid...it doesn't look metallic.
In dull light it looks flat...under bright light the pearl effect takes over and it changes colour..but although the base coat IS actually metallic, it has a very fine metal flake size and thus looks flat in poor light.

The metallics - like Denim - have a heavier metal-flake in them and they lok much more metallic looking.

I didn't pay all that extra for flat paint!!
It's deffo pearl effect.
 
Ess_Three said:
Oh dear...
Nogaro isn't flat...it's pearl effect!

But, your point is valid...it doesn't look metallic.
In dull light it looks flat...under bright light the pearl effect takes over and it changes colour..but although the base coat IS actually metallic, it has a very fine metal flake size and thus looks flat in poor light.

The metallics - like Denim - have a heavier metal-flake in them and they lok much more metallic looking.

I didn't pay all that extra for flat paint!!
It's deffo pearl effect.

Thanks for the correction Glen, I actually just realised that after reading the 225ps specs where it states 'Nogaro Blue (Pearl)'. Didnt know it had a metallic base coat though, thought it was a pearl lacquer like VW Jazz blue...
 
Stewart said:
Pretty rare as it was only available for 4 months in 2001 on the AUDI TT!! Are you sure your not confusing that with Crystal Blue?

As of june 2002 for £2500 you could have had any audi range colour of your choice put onto the car, regardless of model.
 

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