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It'll be this black for like 15 minutes until it gets a little dirt on it. Then it will be permanently dirty looking. The easiest car color to keep clean is whi
by m0zg 7y ago
It'll be this black for like 15 minutes until it gets a little dirt on it. Then it will be permanently dirty looking. The easiest car color to keep clean is white. At least you don't see every tiny speck of dust on it until it gets really dirty. Source: had black and blue cars. Never again.
- Hamuko 7y ago>The easiest car color to keep clean is white. Have you ever owned a white shirt in your life? Also, every white car here looks like this during the winter: https://www.germanboost.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=6058&d=1301175385 https://www.germanboost.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=6058...
- m0zg 7y agoCars of any other color look even worse.
- garaetjjte 7y ago>The easiest car color to keep clean is white. I disagree with that. I think dirt is least visible on metallic grey.
- johnisgood 7y agoI am not sure what the colour has to do with keeping it clean, or are you talking about perceived dirtiness? I think you can see dirt or whatever more on white cars. As to keeping it clean: whatever method you do, works independently of the colour of your car. Is this incorrect? If so, let me know. I do not know much about cars, nor about cleaning them. I would assume that the cleaning method's effectiveness is not dependent on the colour. Is it? If it is effective, both your black and your white car would look clean (less dirty, etc.). If this is not the case, please let me know!
- Tempest1981 7y agoActually, try something like Champagne or taupe -- basically the color of sand or dirt.