When you need to purchase a car spoiler, what color spoiler will you choose? There are four common colors now.

Glossy Black

Also known as piano black, this option is often available in a glossy finish that gives the car spoiler a smooth, polished appearance. Shiny black can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to the appearance of your vehicle.

Matte Black 

Matte finishes are known for their non-reflective surface, providing a more subtle and subdued look compared to shiny black.

Pearl White

The pearl white finish has a metallic luster under natural light, just like the color of pearls, so it is called this. However, it should be noted that pearl white and high-gloss white are two different colors. We have encountered the problem of customers confusing these two colors during the sales process.

Carbon Fiber Looks

Generally, more expensive cars will use real carbon materials to make interior and exterior decorations. The carbon fiber spoiler mimics the look of real carbon fiber, offering a high-tech and sporty aesthetic.

In addition to these common paint colors, some modification enthusiasts prefer to match the spoiler's color to the original color of the car body. This requires providing the color number of the paint or sending a swatch to the car spoiler factory for color matching.