Comparison

Sorcerer vs Blue Tango

PPG 1240-5 and Valspar 4007-10B, ΔE 1.85 apart

PPG Sorcerer 1240-5 on a wall, hex #3398CE
Sorcerer PPG 1240-5
Valspar Blue Tango 4007-10B on a wall, hex #339BCF
Blue Tango Valspar 4007-10B
Zeytin’s verdict · ΔE 1.85Twins, almost. Only daylight on a big wall tells them apart.

PPG Sorcerer (1240-5) and Valspar Blue Tango (4007-10B) measure a delta-E of 1.85 apart. Sorcerer is 2 LRV points lighter, which is the difference you notice first. Both carry a similar amount of color, at chroma 37.5 and 37.1. The difference is measurable but subtle. It shows on a large wall in strong daylight and disappears under lamplight. If you need the Blue Tango depth in PPG's line, start from its LRV of 28.0 rather than matching by name.

Is PPG Sorcerer the same color as Valspar Blue Tango?

Not quite, but close - PPG Sorcerer and Valspar Blue Tango are delta-E 1.85 apart, close enough that most rooms would not show the difference.

What is the delta-E between PPG Sorcerer and Valspar Blue Tango?

The measured color distance between PPG Sorcerer and Valspar Blue Tango is delta-E 1.85.

Which is lighter, PPG Sorcerer or Valspar Blue Tango?

PPG Sorcerer is lighter than Valspar Blue Tango by 2 points of light reflectance (LRV).

CLOSEST PAIRΔE 1.85 Sorcerer and Blue Tango
LIGHTESTSorcerer LRV 30.0
DARKESTBlue Tango LRV 28.0
SPREAD2LRV points

Side by side

measured values
Sorcerer Blue Tango
Brand PPG Valspar
Code 1240-5 4007-10B
Hex #3398CE #339BCF
Light reflectance 30.0 28.0
Undertone blue blue
Chroma 37.5 37.1
Hue angle 253.4° 251.0°
Color family teal teal

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