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Jul 21, 2006 6:26:13 PM
- Paul S in TX
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Jul 22, 2006 5:32:34 AM
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Jul 23, 2006 5:24:57 AM
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Re: Sand Beige interior user(warning, may spoil your joy of
The color is just too hot to give up over the reflection, that car is just 'Porsche Hotness'
Had Savanna Beige on Boxster, looked good, your natural is better. Went with Stone Grey next Pcar and am enjoying that. Cocoa has grown on me soooooooo much..
I love Cocoa and want to try that color...
Had Savanna Beige on Boxster, looked good, your natural is better. Went with Stone Grey next Pcar and am enjoying that. Cocoa has grown on me soooooooo much..
I love Cocoa and want to try that color...
Jul 23, 2006 6:40:21 AM
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The color is just too hot to give up over the reflection, that car is just 'Porsche Hotness'
Had Savanna Beige on Boxster, looked good, your natural is better. Went with Stone Grey next Pcar and am enjoying that. Cocoa has grown on me soooooooo much..
I love Cocoa and want to try that color...
Cocoa with Midnight Blue - now you're pushing it too far Vickie!
Jul 23, 2006 7:00:10 AM
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Jul 24, 2006 5:54:39 PM
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Re: Sand Beige interior user(warning, may spoil your joy of SB..
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As MMD said, you get used to it--I don't notice it any longer and have sand beige in my Club Coupe. Drove me nuts at first, however.
If it really is a big problem for you I recommend that you invest in a good pair of POLARIZED sunglasses. Yes, polarized. The polarization cut the reflection glare to almost zero when I looked through the windshield with my friends polarized sun glasses. And don't take a sales person's word for a pair being polarized. It will either say it or not, and if not and you suspect it is, then you just need to test them! (An easy way to test them is to take two pairs of the same glasses and put them lens to lens then rotate one pair. As you rotate one pair, if they are polarized, the amount of light coming through should diminish to almost zero)
Jul 24, 2006 7:07:49 PM
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As MMD said, you get used to it--I don't notice it any longer and have sand beige in my Club Coupe. Drove me nuts at first, however.
If it really is a big problem for you I recommend that you invest in a good pair of POLARIZED sunglasses. Yes, polarized. The polarization cut the reflection glare to almost zero when I looked through the windshield with my friends polarized sun glasses. And don't take a sales person's word for a pair being polarized. It will either say it or not, and if not and you suspect it is, then you just need to test them! (An easy way to test them is to take two pairs of the same glasses and put them lens to lens then rotate one pair. As you rotate one pair, if they are polarized, the amount of light coming through should diminish to almost zero)
Not sure what qualifies as a "good pair of polarized sunglasses", but the Sarengetti's I have are no different from the cheap polarized sunglasses I've got as far as seeing dash reflections. For that matter, I see dash reflections in my A6 with my naked eyes and it has an all black interior--just not as pronounced.
And I didn't say it was a big problem--when I first got the car yes, because none of my previous 5 Porsches, all 986/996's had any reflection at all (and they ran the color gamut from black, natural brown, space grey and graphite gray).
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