Flugel Hound
Registered User
I was parked up the other day, an A1 parked along side, both cars Amalfi White.
The A1 looked cream compared to my A3's white tone.
I wondered if there was a tone difference as this seemed a similar experience to what I saw at the Audi show room, ie the A1 looking very creamy.
A couple of minutes later the tables where turned mine was the creamy one and the A1 looked brilliant white. The clouds had moved.
It is amazing how much Amalfi White changes in the varying light of day. I think also the brain is tricked into interpreting white!
When waiting delivery of the car I had my concerns that I had made the wrong choice of basic solid colour.
I now love Amalfi White.
The lines of the car are well emphasized in the shadows this colour allows, plus body mouldings trims and lights contrast well.
Fluges
The A1 looked cream compared to my A3's white tone.
I wondered if there was a tone difference as this seemed a similar experience to what I saw at the Audi show room, ie the A1 looking very creamy.
A couple of minutes later the tables where turned mine was the creamy one and the A1 looked brilliant white. The clouds had moved.
It is amazing how much Amalfi White changes in the varying light of day. I think also the brain is tricked into interpreting white!
When waiting delivery of the car I had my concerns that I had made the wrong choice of basic solid colour.
I now love Amalfi White.
The lines of the car are well emphasized in the shadows this colour allows, plus body mouldings trims and lights contrast well.
Fluges