RebelRaven · 51-55, F
SunshineGirl · 41-45, F
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ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
1PrivateHannah · 51-55, F
bijouxbroussard · F
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
@bijouxbroussard I’m considering curtains (drapes) in this colour for my bedroom. 😀
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
DavidBianchet2 · 56-60, M
@Selah Pink?
DavidBianchet2 · 56-60, M
BrandNewMan · 61-69, M
KingofBones33 · 46-50, M
Jayciedubb · 56-60, M
It's somewhere in the dark green or dark blue range. But since green is a compound, I guess I'll go with dark navy blue. However, I get the most compliments when I wear red.
The problem I have with the color red is that it's not a practical color for me and my lifestyle. I spent my late teens and half my 20s as a soldier in the US Army. My 30s 40s and half my fifties were spent as Union plumber in heavy construction. I don't know how to keep red things red. They either turn brown or pink, along with anything else that gets washed with it.
Although, I had a Red Acura, a red Harley Davidson motorcycle, red Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser and a red 1948 5 window chevy pickup, but I've never owned any blue vehicles
I've owned or own a teal VW Jetta (traded in the red Acura for it), a dark green VW Jetta, teal Chevy stepside pickup truck, dark green Toyota Tundra pickup truck and a hunter green Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser. I also painted that Red Harley and that red FJ40 very shortly after getting them .
I'm changing my answer to dark forest green
Here's a somewhat related tip about auto body paint colors given to me by an old auto body painter i knew. He said the best color to choose for your car is forest green. He said it's the most durable color you can get, something anout thats why all the trees are green.
The weakest color to get is gray or silver, because its the same color as the primer underneath it, so it doesn't take that much to cover the primer
But yea, ..Army green
The problem I have with the color red is that it's not a practical color for me and my lifestyle. I spent my late teens and half my 20s as a soldier in the US Army. My 30s 40s and half my fifties were spent as Union plumber in heavy construction. I don't know how to keep red things red. They either turn brown or pink, along with anything else that gets washed with it.
Although, I had a Red Acura, a red Harley Davidson motorcycle, red Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser and a red 1948 5 window chevy pickup, but I've never owned any blue vehicles
I've owned or own a teal VW Jetta (traded in the red Acura for it), a dark green VW Jetta, teal Chevy stepside pickup truck, dark green Toyota Tundra pickup truck and a hunter green Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser. I also painted that Red Harley and that red FJ40 very shortly after getting them .
I'm changing my answer to dark forest green
Here's a somewhat related tip about auto body paint colors given to me by an old auto body painter i knew. He said the best color to choose for your car is forest green. He said it's the most durable color you can get, something anout thats why all the trees are green.
The weakest color to get is gray or silver, because its the same color as the primer underneath it, so it doesn't take that much to cover the primer
But yea, ..Army green
