Most cars have a big 'sticker' on the door jam of the drivers door. This information should be there. If not, call an auto store. They should be able to tell you where to find it. There also might be a big 'sticker' on the bottom of the hood of the car when you open it. It would be here if you have one here. If your car doesnt have the "Big Sticker" on the door jamb of the drivers side door try looking under the spare tire located in the trunk it should be there if it hasn't gotten painted over... happy hunting!
The code number is located in the trunk, it is the bottom nunber. location is on the under side of the trunk.
There is a sticker on the inside of the trunk lid that has that information.
Hello, Paint codes on the 1992 buick cars are usually found under the spare tire cover. Good luck
on the underside of the trunk lid this may be helpful http://www.automotivetouchup.com/paint-codes/buick.htm
The paint code should be part of the car's serial number. Phone a body shop or a car paint store such as Rondex or Maaco in Wpg and they should be able to help you with this.
what does P0650 mean on a 2001 buick century
PXR is the color code for the paint color of the vehicle. If you take that color code to a auto paint supplier they can match the color exactly. I believe that is a Jeep color code for Brilliant Black Pearl Coat.
code 26 buick 1990 lasabre limited
The Paint code you are looking for is BS4
On my 97 Lesabre Limited the paint code is on a sticker that is affixed to the top of the spare tire cover in the trunk. There are lots of parts numbers on the sticker but the paint code is the character string at the lower left. If the car is two-toned there will be an upper (U) code and a lower (L) code. Otherwise there will be just one paint code. Go to any of several websites to match your numerical code to a description of the color.
The paint code for a Vauxhall Meriva depends on the color. For the oyster metallic color, the code number is 158.
the paint code tells you what color the car was when it came from the factory.