Which is darker, Spanish Lavender or Sunray Yellow?

Spanish Lavender is the darker of the two. Its swatch, #9C88BB, has a lower relative luminance than Sunray Yellow at #E5B000.

Can I see Spanish Lavender and Sunray Yellow on my own car?

Yes. Upload a photo of your car to Specced, pick Spanish Lavender, then Sunray Yellow, and you get a photoreal render of each on your own car to compare side by side. Free, no account needed.

Spanish Lavender vs Sunray Yellow

Q: What finishes do Spanish Lavender and Sunray Yellow come in?

Both are gloss films — the sheen belongs to the film itself, so there is no separate finish to choose.

Wrap comparison · updated Aug 2026

Spanish Lavender (#9C88BB) reads darker than Sunray Yellow (#E5B000), so it holds shadow in the body lines where Sunray Yellow lifts them. Both films carry a gloss finish, so the choice is purely the colour. Body shape, paint condition and the light you shoot in move both colours further than a swatch chip suggests. Seeing them on your own car settles it, free, in a couple of minutes.

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Spanish Lavender vs Sunray Yellow: the differences.

The first difference between Spanish Lavender and Sunray Yellow is depth: Spanish Lavender reads darker, so it hides body lines that Sunray Yellow shows. The second is not the finish: both are gloss films, so the sheen is a separate decision from the colour. Low light, curved panels and your own trim decide the rest, and none of that shows up on a swatch. Render both on your car and compare them there.

Side by side.

Spanish Lavender is a wrap in the Specced catalogue, swatched at #9C88BB. It renders with a gloss finish — the sheen belongs to the film itself, so there is no separate finish to pick. Body shape, paint condition and the light you photograph in all change how it lands, so the only true preview of Spanish Lavender is one made from a photo of your own car.

Sunray Yellow is a wrap in the Specced catalogue, swatched at #E5B000. It renders with a gloss finish — the sheen belongs to the film itself, so there is no separate finish to pick. Body shape, paint condition and the light you photograph in all change how it lands, so the only true preview of Sunray Yellow is one made from a photo of your own car.

Spanish Lavender on real cars

Nobody has shared a public Spanish Lavender render yet — checked Aug 2026. Yours could be the first: upload a photo of your car, pick Spanish Lavender, and a photoreal render comes back in minutes.

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Sunray Yellow on real cars

Nobody has shared a public Sunray Yellow render yet — checked Aug 2026. Yours could be the first: upload a photo of your car, pick Sunray Yellow, and a photoreal render comes back in minutes.

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