Paint · PPG · Oranges

PPG Burning Sand

PPG16-03 · #C88F68 · LRV 32.9

Compare with other brands: Glidden Burning Sand is a 97% match

Burning Sand (PPG16-03) is a mid-tone orange from PPG. Its LRV is about 32.9 (mid-tone): it reads clearly as a color and will look a shade darker in rooms with little daylight. The closest match in another brand is Glidden Burning Sand (97% match).

Compare Burning Sand with other brands

Three catalogs stay in the list — tap another card to swap the last column. Matches are estimates from digital values, not official conversions. Always check a real sample.

LRV

32.9 · Mid-tone

Temperature

Warm

Code

PPG16-03

HEX

#C88F68

RGB

200, 143, 104

HSL

24°, 47%, 60%

Family

Oranges

Colors similar to Burning Sand in PPG

Neighboring tones from the same fan deck, if you want a shade lighter, darker, warmer, or cooler.

Burning Sand FAQ

What is the LRV of Burning Sand?

Burning Sand has an LRV (Light Reflectance Value) of about 32.9 on a 0–100 scale, which is mid-tone. It reads clearly as a color and will look a shade darker in rooms with little daylight.

What is the closest match to Burning Sand in other brands?

Glidden: Burning Sand (PPG16-03), 97%; Dunn-Edwards: Santa Fe Sunrise (DET468), 95%; Sherwin-Williams: Eastlake Gold (SW 0009), 93%; HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: Chivalry Copper (HGSW6353), 93%; Valspar: Sweet Cardamom (2006-5C), 92%; Benjamin Moore: Warm Sunglow (CSP-1070), 91%; Behr: Candied Yams (M210-5), 90%; Farrow & Ball: Naperon (No. 315), 80%. Matches are estimated from digital color values and are not official conversions; always compare a real sample of both.

What is the HEX code of Burning Sand?

The HEX code of Burning Sand (PPG16-03) is #C88F68, RGB 200, 143, 104. Use it for digital mockups; painted color will vary with light and sheen.