PAINT CODE LOCATION GUIDE
Find Your Vehicle Paint Code
Locate your factory paint code, confirm the correct color, and order factory-matched Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint with confidence.
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Every vehicle leaves the factory with an assigned paint code that identifies its original paint color. Using that code is the easiest and most accurate way to receive the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint for your vehicle.
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Select a guide below for label locations, code formats, common colors, and ordering help.
Audi
Finding your Audi paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Audi paint codes are typically located in one of the following places:
Paint Code Locations
- Spare tire well
- Service booklet
- Driver’s side door jamb (some newer models)
- Vehicle information label in the trunk
Common Audi Paint Codes
LY9B – Brilliant Black
LY7W – Ice Silver Metallic
LX7W – Daytona Gray Pearl
LZ7S – Daytona Gray Metallic
LS9R – Glacier White Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does the “L” mean in Audi paint codes?
Most Audi paint codes begin with the letter “L”, followed by a combination of letters and numbers. This code identifies the exact factory paint formula used on your vehicle and helps ensure the most accurate color match.
Can I find my Audi paint code using my VIN?
In some cases, an Audi dealership may be able to identify your original paint color using your VIN. However, locating the factory paint code label on your vehicle remains the most reliable method.
Why should I use my paint code instead of the color name?
Audi often offers multiple shades with similar names. Using your factory paint code helps ensure you receive the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint for your specific vehicle.
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Volkswagen
Finding your Volkswagen paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Volkswagen paint codes are typically located in one of the following places:
Paint Code Locations
- Spare tire well
- Service booklet
- Driver’s side door jamb (some newer models)
- Vehicle information label in the trunk
Common Volkswagen Paint Codes
LY9B – Brilliant Black
LY7W – Ice Silver Metallic
LX7W – Daytona Gray Pearl
LZ7S – Daytona Gray Metallic
LS9R – Glacier White Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does the “L” mean in Volkswagen paint codes?
Most Volkswagen paint codes begin with the letter “L”, followed by a combination of letters and numbers. This code identifies the exact factory paint formula used on your vehicle and helps ensure the most accurate color match.
Can I find my Volkswagen paint code using my VIN?
In some cases, an Volkswagen dealership may be able to identify your original paint color using your VIN. However, locating the factory paint code label on your vehicle remains the most reliable method.
Why should I use my paint code instead of the color name?
Volkswagen often offers multiple shades with similar names. Using your factory paint code helps ensure you receive the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint for your specific vehicle.
Ready to Repair Your Volkswagen Paint?
BMW
Finding your BMW paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. BMW paint labels are most often found under the hood, although the exact position can vary by model and year.
Paint Code Locations
- Under the hood near the driver-side strut tower
- Along the upper firewall
- Near the passenger-side air-filter housing
- Driver-side door jamb on some newer models
Common BMW Paint Codes
300 – Alpine White III
475 – Black Sapphire Metallic
A96 – Mineral White Metallic
B39 – Mineral Gray Metallic
668 – Jet Black
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a BMW paint code look like?
BMW paint codes are usually three characters, such as 300 or 475. The label may identify the code as Color, Paint, or Farb-Nr.
Can a BMW dealer find my paint code from the VIN?
A BMW dealer may be able to confirm the original factory color from the VIN, but the vehicle paint label is the best source for the exact code.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
BMW may use similar color names or multiple formulas across model years. Ordering by the factory code provides the most accurate match.
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Ford
Finding your Ford paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Ford normally prints the exterior paint code on the vehicle certification label.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some trucks and SUVs
- Look for the field marked EXT PNT or Exterior Paint
Common Ford Paint Codes
YZ – Oxford White
UA – Black
J7 – Magnetic Metallic
RR – Ruby Red Metallic Tinted Clearcoat
M7 – Carbonized Gray Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
Where is the code shown on a Ford label?
Look for EXT PNT or Exterior Paint on the certification label. The code is commonly one or two characters.
Can my Ford VIN identify the paint color?
A Ford dealer may be able to look up the original color using the VIN, but you should confirm the code on the vehicle label whenever possible.
Why does Ford reuse similar color names?
The same marketing name may have different formulas or codes across model years. The factory paint code is the reliable identifier.
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Chevrolet
Finding your Chevrolet paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Chevrolet vehicles use General Motors’ shared paint-code system, and label locations vary by model and year.
Paint Code Locations
- Glove box or glove-box door
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar
- Trunk or spare-tire compartment
- Center console or under a cargo-area panel
- Look for BC/CC, U, WA, or an RPO paint code
Common Chevrolet Paint Codes
GAZ / WA8624 – Summit White
GBA / WA8555 – Black
GAN / WA636R – Silver Ice Metallic
G7C / WA130X – Red Hot
GB8 / WA384A – Mosaic Black Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
Why does my GM color have two codes?
GM often shows both a short RPO code and a longer WA code for the same paint formula. Either can help identify the color.
What does the letter U mean on a GM paint label?
U commonly identifies the upper or main body color. Two-tone vehicles may also list a lower-color code.
Can a Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, or Cadillac dealer use my VIN?
A GM dealer may be able to identify the original color from the VIN, but the service-parts or certification label remains the best confirmation.
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Buick
Finding your Buick paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Buick vehicles use General Motors’ shared paint-code system, and label locations vary by model and year.
Paint Code Locations
- Glove box or glove-box door
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar
- Trunk or spare-tire compartment
- Center console or under a cargo-area panel
- Look for BC/CC, U, WA, or an RPO paint code
Common Buick Paint Codes
GAZ / WA8624 – Summit White
GBA / WA8555 – Black
GAN / WA636R – Silver Ice Metallic
G7C / WA130X – Red Hot
GB8 / WA384A – Mosaic Black Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
Why does my GM color have two codes?
GM often shows both a short RPO code and a longer WA code for the same paint formula. Either can help identify the color.
What does the letter U mean on a GM paint label?
U commonly identifies the upper or main body color. Two-tone vehicles may also list a lower-color code.
Can a Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, or Cadillac dealer use my VIN?
A GM dealer may be able to identify the original color from the VIN, but the service-parts or certification label remains the best confirmation.
Ready to Repair Your Buick Paint?
Cadillac
Finding your Cadillac paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Cadillac vehicles use General Motors’ shared paint-code system, and label locations vary by model and year.
Paint Code Locations
- Glove box or glove-box door
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar
- Trunk or spare-tire compartment
- Center console or under a cargo-area panel
- Look for BC/CC, U, WA, or an RPO paint code
Common Cadillac Paint Codes
GAZ / WA8624 – Summit White
GBA / WA8555 – Black
GAN / WA636R – Silver Ice Metallic
G7C / WA130X – Red Hot
GB8 / WA384A – Mosaic Black Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
Why does my GM color have two codes?
GM often shows both a short RPO code and a longer WA code for the same paint formula. Either can help identify the color.
What does the letter U mean on a GM paint label?
U commonly identifies the upper or main body color. Two-tone vehicles may also list a lower-color code.
Can a Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, or Cadillac dealer use my VIN?
A GM dealer may be able to identify the original color from the VIN, but the service-parts or certification label remains the best confirmation.
Ready to Repair Your Cadillac Paint?
GMC
Finding your GMC paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. GMC vehicles use General Motors’ shared paint-code system, and label locations vary by model and year.
Paint Code Locations
- Glove box or glove-box door
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar
- Trunk or spare-tire compartment
- Center console or under a cargo-area panel
- Look for BC/CC, U, WA, or an RPO paint code
Common GMC Paint Codes
GAZ / WA8624 – Summit White
GBA / WA8555 – Black
GAN / WA636R – Silver Ice Metallic
G7C / WA130X – Red Hot
GB8 / WA384A – Mosaic Black Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
Why does my GM color have two codes?
GM often shows both a short RPO code and a longer WA code for the same paint formula. Either can help identify the color.
What does the letter U mean on a GM paint label?
U commonly identifies the upper or main body color. Two-tone vehicles may also list a lower-color code.
Can a Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, or Cadillac dealer use my VIN?
A GM dealer may be able to identify the original color from the VIN, but the service-parts or certification label remains the best confirmation.
Ready to Repair Your GMC Paint?
Honda
Finding your Honda paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Honda and Acura normally place the factory color code on the vehicle information label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Look for a code such as NH-731P or NH-830M
Common Honda Paint Codes
NH-731P – Crystal Black Pearl
NH-883P – Platinum White Pearl
NH-830M – Lunar Silver Metallic
NH-797M – Modern Steel Metallic
R-513 – Rallye Red
Frequently Asked Questions:
What do the letters at the end of a Honda code mean?
A suffix such as P commonly indicates a pearl finish, while M commonly indicates metallic. Always use the complete code shown on the vehicle.
Why does my code have an extra number after it?
Some labels include a factory or assembly-line suffix after the main paint code. Provide the complete label information when ordering if you are unsure.
Can a Honda dealer identify the color from my VIN?
The dealer may be able to confirm the original color from the VIN, but the door-jamb label is the most reliable place to verify the full code.
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Acura
Finding your Acura paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Honda and Acura normally place the factory color code on the vehicle information label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Look for a code such as NH-731P or NH-830M
Common Acura Paint Codes
NH-731P – Crystal Black Pearl
NH-883P – Platinum White Pearl
NH-830M – Lunar Silver Metallic
NH-797M – Modern Steel Metallic
R-513 – Rallye Red
Frequently Asked Questions:
What do the letters at the end of a Acura code mean?
A suffix such as P commonly indicates a pearl finish, while M commonly indicates metallic. Always use the complete code shown on the vehicle.
Why does my code have an extra number after it?
Some labels include a factory or assembly-line suffix after the main paint code. Provide the complete label information when ordering if you are unsure.
Can a Acura dealer identify the color from my VIN?
The dealer may be able to confirm the original color from the VIN, but the door-jamb label is the most reliable place to verify the full code.
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Hyundai
Finding your Hyundai paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Hyundai generally prints the color code on the vehicle identification label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Under the hood on some older vehicles
Common Hyundai Paint Codes
WAW – Atlas White
MZH – Phantom Black Pearl
R2T – Shimmering Silver Metallic
A2B – Abyss Black Pearl
WC9 – White Cream
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Hyundai paint code look like?
Hyundai codes are usually two or three alphanumeric characters, such as R2T or MZH. Use every character shown on the label.
Can a Hyundai dealer find the paint code from my VIN?
A Hyundai dealer may be able to confirm the original color using the VIN, but checking the vehicle label helps prevent ordering the wrong shade.
Why should I verify both the code and color name?
Hyundai may use similar names across different formulas and model years. The code is the primary identifier for an accurate match.
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Mazda
Finding your Mazda paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Mazda usually places the factory paint code on the certification label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Firewall or under-hood data plate on some older vehicles
Common Mazda Paint Codes
46V – Soul Red Crystal Metallic
41V – Soul Red Metallic
46G – Machine Gray Metallic
42M – Deep Crystal Blue Mica
25D – Snowflake White Pearl Mica
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Mazda paint code look like?
Mazda paint codes are usually three characters, such as 46V or 42M. The code may appear next to COLOR on the vehicle label.
Why are colors such as 46V more complex?
Some Mazda colors use multi-stage or tinted-clearcoat systems. The factory code is essential for selecting the correct repair paint.
Can a Mazda dealer use my VIN to identify the color?
A Mazda dealer may be able to confirm the original color from the VIN, but the door-jamb label should be checked whenever possible.
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Mercedes
Finding your Mercedes-Benz paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Mercedes-Benz paint codes are commonly found on the vehicle data label or identification plate.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar on newer models
- Under the hood near the radiator support
- Firewall or data plate on some older models
- Vehicle data card or service documentation
Common Mercedes Paint Codes
149 – Polar White
197 – Obsidian Black Metallic
775 – Iridium Silver Metallic
992 – Selenite Grey Metallic
040 – Black
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Mercedes-Benz paint code look like?
Mercedes-Benz paint codes are commonly three digits, such as 149 or 197. Some labels may add a prefix or a four-digit version of the same code.
What does a C before the code mean?
On some vehicles, a C prefix relates to the factory clearcoat system. Use the complete code shown on the vehicle when ordering.
Can a Mercedes-Benz dealer identify the color from my VIN?
A dealer may be able to retrieve the original build color from the VIN, but checking the vehicle data label remains the best confirmation.
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Nissan
Finding your Nissan paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Nissan and Infiniti typically print the color code on the identification label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Firewall or radiator support on some older vehicles
Common Nissan Paint Codes
KH3 – Super Black / Black Obsidian
QAB – Pearl White TriCoat
KAD – Gun Metallic
RAY – Deep Blue Pearl
NAH – Cayenne Red Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Nissan paint code look like?
The code is usually three alphanumeric characters, such as KH3 or QAB, and may be labeled COLOR on the vehicle information sticker.
Why can one code have different color names?
Nissan and Infiniti occasionally market the same paint formula under different names. The factory code is the most reliable identifier.
Can the dealer find my color from the VIN?
A Nissan dealer may be able to identify the original color using the VIN, but you should confirm the code on the vehicle label.
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Infiniti
Finding your Infiniti paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Nissan and Infiniti typically print the color code on the identification label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Firewall or radiator support on some older vehicles
Common Infiniti Paint Codes
KH3 – Super Black / Black Obsidian
QAB – Pearl White TriCoat
KAD – Gun Metallic
RAY – Deep Blue Pearl
NAH – Cayenne Red Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Infiniti paint code look like?
The code is usually three alphanumeric characters, such as KH3 or QAB, and may be labeled COLOR on the vehicle information sticker.
Why can one code have different color names?
Nissan and Infiniti occasionally market the same paint formula under different names. The factory code is the most reliable identifier.
Can the dealer find my color from the VIN?
A Infiniti dealer may be able to identify the original color using the VIN, but you should confirm the code on the vehicle label.
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Porsche
Finding your Porsche paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Porsche paint-code locations vary by model and year, and the code may appear in both a short and extended format.
Paint Code Locations
- Under the hood or inside the front luggage compartment
- Vehicle information label near the spare-tire area
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar on some newer models
- Maintenance or warranty booklet
Common Porsche Paint Codes
041 – Black
C9A – Pure White
M7S – Agate Grey Metallic
M9A – Chalk
84A – Guards Red
Frequently Asked Questions:
Why does my Porsche paint have more than one code?
Porsche may show a short code and a longer sales or supplier code for the same color. Use the code printed on your vehicle label when ordering.
Can Porsche Paint to Sample colors use standard codes?
Paint to Sample colors may require additional identification and are not always represented by a common production code. Contact us if your label is unclear.
Can a Porsche dealer identify the color from my VIN?
A Porsche dealer may be able to confirm the original build color from the VIN, but the vehicle label or maintenance booklet provides the best code reference.
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Subaru
Finding your Subaru paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Subaru generally places the factory color code on the vehicle identification label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Under the hood near the strut tower or firewall on some older models
Common Subaru Paint Codes
K1X – Crystal White Pearl
D4S – Crystal Black Silica
K7X – WR Blue Pearl
G1U – Ice Silver Metallic
M7Y – Pure Red
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Subaru paint code look like?
Subaru paint codes are usually three alphanumeric characters, such as K1X or D4S. Use the complete code shown on the identification label.
Why do some Subaru colors have similar names?
Subaru may offer several whites, silvers, blues, or grays with different formulas. The factory code identifies the exact paint.
Can a Subaru dealer use my VIN to find the color?
A Subaru dealer may be able to confirm the original color from the VIN, but checking the driver-side label is still recommended.
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Tesla
Finding your Tesla paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Tesla prints the paint code on the vehicle information label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Open the driver-side door
- Locate the vehicle information label on the door jamb or B-pillar
- Find the PNT field in the lower-left area of the label
- Use the complete four-character code shown after PNT
Common Tesla Paint Codes
PPSW – Pearl White Multi-Coat
PBSB – Solid Black
PMNG – Midnight Silver Metallic
PPSB – Deep Blue Metallic
PR01 – Ultra Red
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does PNT mean on a Tesla label?
PNT identifies the vehicle’s factory exterior paint code. The four-character value next to it is the code to use when ordering touch-up paint.
Can the Tesla app or VIN confirm my paint color?
Vehicle records may help identify the original color, but the PNT code on the physical vehicle label is the most reliable confirmation.
Why should I use the Tesla code instead of the color name?
Tesla has used similar names and updated formulas over time. The factory PNT code identifies the correct paint formula for your vehicle.
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Toyota
Finding your Toyota paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Toyota normally place the color code on the certification label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Look for C/TR; the first three characters are the paint code
Common Toyota Paint Codes
040 – Super White
070 – Blizzard Pearl
202 – Black
1G3 – Magnetic Gray Metallic
3R3 – Barcelona Red Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does C/TR mean on the label?
C/TR identifies the color and trim information. The first three-character value is normally the exterior paint code.
Can a Toyota dealer use my VIN?
A dealer may be able to confirm the original color from the VIN, but the C/TR code on the vehicle label is the best verification.
Why should I use the code rather than the color name?
Toyota-family vehicles may use similar marketing names or different formulas across model years. The three-character code identifies the exact factory color.
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Lexus
Finding your Lexus paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Lexus normally place the color code on the certification label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Look for C/TR; the first three characters are the paint code
Common Lexus Paint Codes
040 – Super White
070 – Blizzard Pearl
202 – Black
1G3 – Magnetic Gray Metallic
3R3 – Barcelona Red Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does C/TR mean on the label?
C/TR identifies the color and trim information. The first three-character value is normally the exterior paint code.
Can a Lexus dealer use my VIN?
A dealer may be able to confirm the original color from the VIN, but the C/TR code on the vehicle label is the best verification.
Why should I use the code rather than the color name?
Toyota-family vehicles may use similar marketing names or different formulas across model years. The three-character code identifies the exact factory color.
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Scion
Finding your Scion paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Scion normally place the color code on the certification label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Look for C/TR; the first three characters are the paint code
Common Scion Paint Codes
040 – Super White
070 – Blizzard Pearl
202 – Black
1G3 – Magnetic Gray Metallic
3R3 – Barcelona Red Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does C/TR mean on the label?
C/TR identifies the color and trim information. The first three-character value is normally the exterior paint code.
Can a Scion dealer use my VIN?
A dealer may be able to confirm the original color from the VIN, but the C/TR code on the vehicle label is the best verification.
Why should I use the code rather than the color name?
Toyota-family vehicles may use similar marketing names or different formulas across model years. The three-character code identifies the exact factory color.
Ready to Repair Your Scion Paint?
Alfa Romeo
Finding your Alfa Romeo paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. The code may include a slash and suffix, so copy every character shown.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar
- Under the hood or on an engine-bay data plate
- Trunk or spare-wheel area on some models
- Look for COLOR, COLORE, or a paint-code field
Common Alfa Romeo Paint Codes
289/A – Rosso Alfa
217/B – Alfa White
756/A – Misano Blue
805/B – Nero Etna
318/B – Vesuvio Gray Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Alfa Romeo paint code look like?
Alfa Romeo codes often contain three numbers followed by a slash and letter, such as 289/A. Use the entire code.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
An Alfa Romeo dealer may be able to confirm the original color from the VIN, but the physical label remains the best confirmation.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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Fiat
Finding your Fiat paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Fiat locations can vary by model and market.
Paint Code Locations
- Under the hood or on the engine-bay data plate
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar
- Trunk, hatch, or spare-wheel area
- Look for COLORE, CODICE COLORE, or PAINT
Common Fiat Paint Codes
268/A – Bianco Gelato
601 – Nero
111/A – Rosso Passione
612/A – Grigio Chiaro Metallic
695/A – Grigio Moda Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Fiat paint code look like?
Fiat codes may be three digits or include a slash and suffix, such as 268/A. Copy the complete code.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
A Fiat dealer may be able to retrieve the original color from the VIN, but confirm the label whenever possible.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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Genesis
Finding your Genesis paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Genesis normally prints the code on the vehicle information label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Look for PAINT or COLOR on the label
Common Genesis Paint Codes
UYH – Uyuni White
PH3 – Vik Black
SSS – Savile Silver
N5M – Himalayan Gray
URA – Tasman Blue
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Genesis paint code look like?
Genesis paint codes are usually three alphanumeric characters, such as UYH or PH3.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
A Genesis retailer may be able to confirm the original color from the VIN, but the door-jamb label is the best verification.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
Ready to Repair Your Genesis Paint?
Jaguar
Finding your Jaguar paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Codes and label placement can vary by model year.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar
- Under the hood or on an engine-bay plate on older models
- Vehicle data label near the spare-wheel or cargo area on some models
- Look for PAINT, COLOR, or an LRC reference
Common Jaguar Paint Codes
NER – Fuji White
PAB – Santorini Black
CAX – Firenze Red
MEN – Indus Silver Metallic
LRC2409 – Eiger Grey Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Jaguar paint code look like?
Jaguar may show a short code, a longer LRC number, or both. Record everything shown.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
A Jaguar retailer may be able to retrieve the build color from the VIN; verify it against the vehicle label where possible.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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Land Rover
Finding your Land Rover paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Codes and label placement can vary by model year.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar
- Under the hood or on an engine-bay plate on older models
- Vehicle data label near the spare-wheel or cargo area on some models
- Look for PAINT, COLOR, or an LRC reference
Common Land Rover Paint Codes
NER – Fuji White
PAB – Santorini Black
CAX – Firenze Red
MEN – Indus Silver Metallic
LRC2409 – Eiger Grey Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Land Rover paint code look like?
Land Rover may show a short code, a longer LRC number, or both. Record everything shown.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
A Land Rover retailer may be able to retrieve the build color from the VIN; verify it against the vehicle label where possible.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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Dodge / Ram
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side door edge
- Under the hood, radiator support, or firewall on some older models
- Look for PNT, PAINT, or a three-character sales code
Common Dodge / Ram Paint Codes
PW7 – Bright White
PX8 – Black
PAU – Granite Crystal Metallic
PR4 – Flame Red
PBJ – Hydro Blue Pearl
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Dodge / Ram paint code look like?
Dodge and Ram codes are commonly three characters and often begin with P, such as PW7 or PX8.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
A Dodge or Ram dealer may be able to identify the original color using the VIN, but checking the vehicle label is recommended.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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Kia
Finding your Kia paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Kia normally prints the code on the vehicle identification label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Driver-side door edge on some models
- Engine-bay or firewall label on some older vehicles
Common Kia Paint Codes
SWP – Snow White Pearl
ABP – Aurora Black Pearl
KLG – Steel Gray
CR5 – Runway Red
UD – Clear White
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Kia paint code look like?
Kia codes are usually two or three alphanumeric characters. Use every character shown next to PAINT or COLOR.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
A Kia dealer may be able to confirm the original color using the VIN, but the door-jamb label is the best confirmation.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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MINI
Finding your MINI paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Label placement varies between generations.
Paint Code Locations
- Under the hood near a strut tower or firewall
- Driver-side door jamb on newer models
- Engine-bay identification label
- Look for COLOR, PAINT, or FARB-NR.
Common MINI Paint Codes
850 – Pepper White
A94 – Midnight Black Metallic
A62 – White Silver Metallic
B71 – Moonwalk Grey Metallic
C2K – Melting Silver III
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a MINI paint code look like?
MINI paint codes are commonly three characters, such as A94 or 850. A longer number on the label may be a part or option number.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
A MINI dealer may be able to confirm the original factory color from the VIN, but the vehicle label should be checked whenever possible.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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Mitsubishi
Finding your Mitsubishi paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. The location can vary considerably by model year.
Paint Code Locations
- Firewall or bulkhead plate in the engine bay
- Radiator support or strut-tower label
- Driver-side door jamb on many newer models
- Look for COLOR, COLOR INT OPT, or a three-character code
Common Mitsubishi Paint Codes
W13 – Diamond White Pearl
X42 – Labrador Black Pearl
U17 – Mercury Gray Metallic
P26 – Rally Red Metallic
D06 – Octane Blue Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Mitsubishi paint code look like?
Mitsubishi codes are usually three characters, such as W13 or X42. Do not confuse the exterior code with trim or option fields.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
A Mitsubishi dealer may be able to identify the original color from the VIN, but the physical data plate is the best verification.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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Rivian
Finding your Rivian paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Rivian prints vehicle information on the label inside the driver-side door opening.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb
- Driver-side B-pillar
- Vehicle information label near the door latch
- Contact Rivian support if the label is missing or unreadable
Common Rivian Paint Codes
A1AK – Glacier White
A1AJ – Midnight Pearl
A1AL – LA Silver Metallic
A1BK – Rivian Blue Pearl
A1AN – Forest Green Pearl
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Rivian paint code look like?
Rivian factory paint codes commonly use four characters, such as A1AK or A1BK. Use the complete code.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
Rivian support may be able to confirm the original build color from the VIN, but the driver-door label should be checked first.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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Volvo
Finding your Volvo paint code is the best way to ensure you order the correct factory-matched touch-up paint. Volvo generally uses a three-digit exterior color code.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb or B-pillar
- Vehicle information label inside the door opening
- Under the hood or on an engine-bay plate on some older models
- Look for COLOR or a three-digit paint field
Common Volvo Paint Codes
019 – Black Stone
614 – Ice White
707 – Crystal White Pearl
717 – Onyx Black Metallic
723 – Denim Blue Metallic
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Volvo paint code look like?
Volvo codes are generally three digits. Some labels add a hyphen and variant digits; provide the complete value if shown.
Can a dealer or service center find the color from my VIN?
A Volvo retailer may be able to confirm the original color using the VIN, but the vehicle label remains the best physical reference.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Color names can be reused or may describe more than one formula. The factory paint code is the most reliable identifier for ordering the correct Dr. ColorChip touch-up paint.
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Chrysler / Jeep
Chrysler and Jeep paint codes are usually printed on the factory vehicle-information label. Check the driver-side door jamb or door edge first. On some older vehicles, the label may be under the hood on the firewall or radiator support.
Paint Code Locations
- Driver-side door jamb or door edge
- Under the hood on the firewall on some older vehicles
- Radiator support on some older vehicles
- Look for PNT, PAINT, or a three-character sales code
Common Chrysler / Jeep Paint Codes
PW7 – Bright White
PX8 – Black
PAU – Granite Crystal Metallic
PR4 – Flame Red
PBJ – Hydro Blue Pearl
Frequently Asked Questions:
What does a Chrysler or Jeep paint code look like?
The paint code is commonly a three-character code such as PW7, PX8, or PAU. The label may also include a longer description or other option codes.
Can a dealer find the paint code from the VIN?
A dealer may be able to confirm the original factory color from the VIN, but the vehicle paint label is the best source for the exact code.
Why should I use the code instead of the color name?
Similar color names can use different formulas across models and years. Ordering by the factory code provides the most accurate match.
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