Put two paints side by side to check their names, codes and documented finishes. Screen swatches are approximations, so use physical samples to judge the paint itself.
Search 531 catalogue colours by name, brand or paint code. You can compare paints from the same brand or different brands.
Hyundai
Browse the published pairs, preview both colours and open a guide for the finish notes and source references.
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Porsche
Porsche
Miami Blue looks lighter and more turquoise in these screen swatches; Riviera Blue leans further toward blue. Their Porsche references cover different 911 generations: a 2017 special-colour offering and the 1996 GT2 palette.
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Audi
Nardo Grey is solid; Daytona Gray has a pearl finish. Both belong to Audi’s grey palette, but the lighter Nardo and darker Daytona swatches show only approximate screen tone, not the paint’s response to light.
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BMW
Both sit near black. Bentley Beluga has a solid finish; BMW Black Sapphire is metallic. The flat swatches cannot show the difference in reflected light.
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BMW
Barnato is a solid green used by Bentley. BMW’s Isle of Man Green has a metallic finish. Choose by the finish and vehicle specification rather than these approximate screen values.
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BMW
Rosso Dino 301 is a refinish-supplier reference; Sakhir Orange B50 is named in BMW’s 2016 ordering notes. The BMW record also carries a capacity restriction, so it is not evidence of unrestricted availability.
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Porsche
Giallo Modena 4305 and Speed Yellow 12G come from refinish references. Check the livery context, source years and limits of their screen swatches.
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Porsche
Ruby Star’s raspberry-toned preview and Ultraviolet’s purple preview show different hues. Their documented examples differ too: a 2022 Taycan revival for Rubystar and a 2015 GT3 RS palette for Ultraviolet.
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Audi
Nogaro Blue looks slightly more saturated than Sepang Blue in these screen previews. Audi calls both pearl-effect paints, but gives Nogaro the code Z5M and Sepang the code Y5Q.
View comparison →Swatches are screen approximations, not exact paint matches.
Yes. Choose a brand separately for each paint, then search by name or code. The tool compares any two colours in the catalogue; published guides cover selected pairs.
No. A screen preview cannot reproduce a paint’s texture or response to light. Check each paint’s code and documented finish, then use a physical sample before choosing a match.
Open a paint’s detail page for its available research notes and sources. Missing finish information is marked as not confirmed.
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