What Magnus said.
Lego's official name for the colour is "Titanium Ink" (ID 337), used since ca. 2010, exclusively for prints.
(https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/)
Please don't use Metallic Pearl colours (like 148 Pearl_Dark_Grey) for prints.
Also Pearl_Dark_Grey is discontinued since 2010. For modern parts you should use 316 Titanium_Metallic, which is darker and less greenish. Also this is basically the solid plastic counterpart to 87 Metallic_Dark_Grey.
Lego's official name for the colour is "Titanium Ink" (ID 337), used since ca. 2010, exclusively for prints.
(https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/)
Please don't use Metallic Pearl colours (like 148 Pearl_Dark_Grey) for prints.
Also Pearl_Dark_Grey is discontinued since 2010. For modern parts you should use 316 Titanium_Metallic, which is darker and less greenish. Also this is basically the solid plastic counterpart to 87 Metallic_Dark_Grey.