^^^ dont forget time. it takes about a month for many shops to handle that big of a task.

 

Everyone is allowed their own opinion...
*AHEM* Even though I have video evidence backing up my word *AHEM*

Oh yeah and silver does hide blemishes quite well...
Take this picture for example (non-photoshopped)



You cannot see any of the nasty scratches from shopping carts/car doors, that are behind the passenger side door!
$hit you can't even tell that the center caps (now replaced btw) are badly damaged!

PLUS, only sliver looks this good with a crappy camera phone!
(In all honesty, I really do love all of the wonderful TT's, no matter the color!)

 

My TT was silver to begin with and it looked a little dull as far as the shine went so I wanted to get some luster to it so I had it painted again the same color but I had some white and blue ice thrown into the paint too. The ice is really tiny bits of mirrors and when light hits it it kinda sparkles like a diamond when hit the right way. It doesnt always shine like metallic but just when the light hits it right. So I paid $1200 to have this done and they didnt have to treat it like a complete color change just kinda an outside job with things cracked open. All i n all the car has a little more shine and some sparkle to it. I had pics of it but old computer crashed and I built a new one so if you want to see my pics they are on anather post from me.

 

My personal pref is what I got - Moro Blue

 

+1
my 02 225 moro blue TT

 

Here is a picture of my 02 180TT.
I wish i still had this car it only had 32K miles on it.
I like the 225 much better in power just wish this 225 had the miles of my old 180. haha
Silver sure does stay clean.

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My car is denim(duh), and nothing comes close for a total package with the matched denim leather interior.

For exterior colors its a tie between the denim and whatever the name is of the red color they used on the TT's. Weve got an ALMS silver one with a red leather interior in the shop now that looks ok but would look better with the red paint (the one I saw had black interior, still nice). White is also very classy.

If your going to pay for a color change you would be better of mixing your own color or using some off the wall color from another manufacturer, so at least you get a one of a kind car out of the investment.

 

Did anyone get the "baseball" leather interior?!?! Personally thought that was silly [:'(]

 

I wonder how much it would cost to get a fresh coat of black added to mine to make it look new again but add in some blue and silver metal flakes so it glitters a bit in the sun.

 

i bet maaco can do it real cheap.. lol.