ColorWare Color Descriptions
There are two general color types available: metallic and solid. The exact appearance of a metallic color does vary based on the type and angle of light hitting the surface.
Finishes:
Solid Colors: Solid colors are pure color, with no effects or variation.
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Cranberry: A lush, dark red.










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Ferrari: A bright, standard red... basically, the good old fire engine red.










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Crush: A very bright, standard orange.










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Mango: A warm, rich yellow-orange.










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Caution: A bright canary yellow.










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Billiard: A bright, Kelly green.










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Jade: A springtime green with slight blue undertones.










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Caribbean: A lively balance of blue and green.










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Glacier: A bright blue with subtle green.










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Cobalt: A blue with grey undertones.










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Abyss: A deep navy blue.










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Concord: A medium-shade purple; your basic purple, slightly muted.










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Fusion: A vibrant fuchsia. Our darkest shade of pink.










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Cotton Candy: A bright carnation pink, with hints of blue undertones.










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Romance: A pale, baby girl pink. The lightest pink shade.










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Smoke White: Standard, bright white.










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Vanilla: A warm, light beige.










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Frostbite: A light, brisk shade of blue.









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Fossil: A neutral stone grey.










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Coffee: A milk chocolate brown.










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Jet Black: Standard, deep, dark black... think piano black.










Metallic Colors: Metallic colors have tiny flakes within the shade that add a little variation and sparkle to the color. The metallic paint colors range from a fine-grain metallic flake to a more coarse-grain metallic flake. The fine metallic flakes are very subtle while the coarse flakes are more noticeable.
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Candy Apple:
- A deep, dark red with fine-grain metallic flakes. Definitely not burgundy.










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Hybrid: A burnt red-orange with medium-grain metallic flakes.










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Blaze: A slightly muted standard orange with coarse-grain metallic flakes.










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GoldRush: A rich gold with medium-grain metallic flakes.










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Lightning: A muted, tawny yellow with slight green undertones and fine-grain metallic flakes.







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Envy: A very bright, lime green with fine-grain metallic flakes.










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Alpine: A vibrant crayon-box green with coarse-grain metallic flakes.










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Dragon: A deep, forest green with coarse-grain metallic flakes.










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Midnight: Standard crayon blue, with fine-grain metallic flakes adding a little pizzazz.










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Techno: A bright, vibrant blue with medium-grain metallic flakes.










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Powder: A dusty, muted grey-blue with medium-grain metallic flakes.










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Wet: A bright light blue, almost a baby blue with fine-grain metallic flakes.










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Lilac: A light, dusty lavender with fine-grain metallic flakes.







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Blush: A medium, rose pink and the 2nd darkest shade of pink (fusion is darker). Blush has medium-grain metallic flakes.










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Mystique: A bright, royal purple with coarse-grain metallic flakes.










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Prowler: A deep, dark purple with reddish undertones and coarse-grain flakes.










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Root Beer: A warm, metallic match to the cold drink. Root Beer has coarse-grain flakes.










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Sand: A bright taupe, resembles a dark, beach sand with medium-grain metallic flakes.










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Steel: A silver with coarse-grain flakes.










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Graphite: A medium-dark grey with fine-grain metallic flakes.










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Carbon Black: A standard black, with medium-grain flakes. Not a grey.










