Identifing Carpet Colour

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Identifing Carpet Colour

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Guys,
My car's interior is a 911S spec interior.

The colour appears gray, but it looks like dark and light colours from white to black.

Is this considered the Salt and pepper, and if I wanted new mats to match the carpet, is a dark gray good enough? I know this is subjective, but appreciate the comments.

Thanks
Dom
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have a chat with Southbound. i have found Dave Nunn very helpful with this sort of thing.
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Sounds like 'salt 'n pepper' to me.
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Salt 'n Pepper:
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Post by domtoni »

Thanks all of the comments.

I spoke to Lloyds the other night, and they are sending out all sample dark grays from black to anthacite.
More on this later.

Best
Dom
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