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PPG Burning Sand

PPG16-03 · #C88F68 · LRV ~32.9

Closest tone in another brand: Glidden Burning Sand (~97% proximity)

Burning Sand (PPG16-03) is a mid-tone orange from PPG, in this site’s digital reading. Estimated LRV about 32.9 (mid-tone): it reads clearly as a color and will look a shade darker in rooms with little daylight. The closest tone in another brand is Glidden Burning Sand (~97% proximity).

Closest tone to Burning Sand in other brands

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LRV (estimated)

32.9 · Mid-tone

Temperature

Warm

Code

PPG16-03

HEX

#C88F68

RGB

200, 143, 104

HSL

24°, 47%, 60%

Family

Oranges

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Burning Sand FAQ

What is the LRV of Burning Sand?

Burning Sand has an estimated 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. It is an estimate from the digital HEX, not the LRV published by the brand.

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

Glidden: Burning Sand (PPG16-03), ~97% proximity; Dunn-Edwards: Santa Fe Sunrise (DET468), ~95% proximity; Sherwin-Williams: Eastlake Gold (SW 0009), ~93% proximity; HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams: Chivalry Copper (HGSW6353), ~93% proximity; Valspar: Sweet Cardamom (2006-5C), ~92% proximity; Benjamin Moore: Warm Sunglow (CSP-1070), ~91% proximity; Behr: Candied Yams (M210-5), ~90% proximity; Farrow & Ball: Naperon (No. 315), ~80% proximity. These are estimates of digital closeness on screen, not proven physical equivalence or 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.