Keep the wrap or go back?
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I have the same exact paint color on my coupe. I wrapped it Avery Satin Black instead of that red (that red was my first choice actually). I've been thinking of removing mine too but i spent too much money on the wrap and ceramic coat. Keep the red on for at least a year since it is protecting your car's paint. When you start adding carbon fiber accents I.E. front lip, rear diffuser, etc... it will all blend together. The only thing I would do is remove the red wrap on the front bumper trim.
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I like the silver much better. Red is okay but somehow I don't find red a good color for C-class sedans body forms ...more like for race cars, sport cars, or at least sport coupes.
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Red looks good. Definitely more exciting color than silver. It is bright red though. I don't think I could live with it every day. As it sits, I think the car is tastefully done.
Silver looks good too. The car looked more "technical", if you will, in silver, which IMO is a good thing. But it is more boring and blends in more. Easier on the eyes though if its a DD.
Both look good, think it's gonna depend on your personal preference.
Silver looks good too. The car looked more "technical", if you will, in silver, which IMO is a good thing. But it is more boring and blends in more. Easier on the eyes though if its a DD.
Both look good, think it's gonna depend on your personal preference.
Last edited by LessIsMore; May 29, 2020 at 01:44 AM.
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Easy answer...everyone chose silver and that's why everyone has silver or grey. Doesnt seem like you want to do the same as the herd! If you like to blend in go silver. If you want to be unique I love the red. Makes it more rare.
not very memorable having another silver c63 like every one else the road.
not very memorable having another silver c63 like every one else the road.
