Looks like there is two different colors. Can anyone post a photo of each color on a car to tell the difference?

I hope someone can post some pictures too. I had a question about this a while back as I have seen two different shades, one darker than the other on some paint chip charts. I have the lighter of the two but am interested in what others have.

Different PPG/Ditzler mix codes. Chips look different, too w/F6 being a little darker

Karl,

The first pic is of a 99 code car:
http://www.moparts.org/moparts/picture/members/7/Dartphil.html


The second pic is F6:
http://www.moparts.org/moparts/picture/members/5/Mark.html

It looks kind of close but to me, the Rallye Green has always looked a little flatter and slightly darker. The F6 seems to have much more pop in the sunlight.

Kirk

It looks kind of close but to me, the Rallye Green has always looked a little flatter and slightly darker. The F6 seems to have much more pop in the sunlight.




Correct the Rallye Green is darker. just solid in appearance,....the F6 if done correctly can take on many different shade/ shimmer chracteristics, there's a lot of flop agent, pearl, and metallic in F6.......I used F6 on my "watermellon" recreation 70 Daytona........the color takes on so many different shades depending on the light, theres times the Sublime/ limelight stripes can "merge" into the paint on a bright day!....really trick color.....I looked at a number of "repaints" on others cars,.....before deciding to go with Duponts Chroma Preimer Base coat/ Clear Coat,......dupont seemed to be the only vibrant formula.....with PPG being the worst, IMHO

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Karl,....hope thats enough photos of F6....maybe someone can post more on the Rallye Green?

Last one!

Nice!
Thanks a bunch!
Now to see the other green.

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