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Leander · 11th November 2010, 16:55

I originally thought the colour I had was Midnight Blue - which is a dark flat light absorbing colour - and that's what it looks like you have there.

However after I had cleaned the car I found the car's real colour was Royal Blue Pearlescent, which has a two-tone sparkly effect depending on where you stand and where the light is hitting it. IF the sun is out it's easy to tell.

Also check the paint code on the plate inside the car - JFM is Royal Blue Pearlescent, JQW is Midnight Blue.

Cheers
Leander

11th November 2010, 16:55	#2
Leander Gets stuck in Rover 75 Tourer CDT 02, Connoisseur SE in Royal Blue Pearlescent + XPower Upgrade & Synergy 2 Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Lancaster Posts: 591 Thanks: 1 Thanked 3 Times in 2 Posts	I originally thought the colour I had was Midnight Blue - which is a dark flat light absorbing colour - and that's what it looks like you have there. However after I had cleaned the car I found the car's real colour was Royal Blue Pearlescent, which has a two-tone sparkly effect depending on where you stand and where the light is hitting it. IF the sun is out it's easy to tell. Also check the paint code on the plate inside the car - JFM is Royal Blue Pearlescent, JQW is Midnight Blue. Cheers Leander