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3 Ways to Find the Paint Color Code on Ford Vehicles

By Matthew Lynch
February 28, 2024
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Introduction:

Finding the paint color code for your Ford vehicle doesn’t have to be a difficult task. Whether you’re looking to touch up some minor scratches or completely repaint your car, you’ll need the exact color match to get the job done perfectly.

Here are three simple ways to find the paint color code on Ford vehicles:

Method 1: Look for the Door Sticker

One of the easiest places to find your Ford’s paint color code is on the door sticker.

To do this, follow these steps:

1. Open the driver’s side door.

2. Look for a sticker on the inside of the door jamb near where the door latches.

3. You should see a series of codes and numbers; locate the “Paint” or “Ext Pnt” followed by a two-letter code.

4. This two-letter code is your Ford vehicle’s paint color code.

Method 2: Check your Vehicle’s VIN Sticker

If you can’t find the door sticker, don’t worry! There’s another option – checking your vehicle’s VIN sticker.

Here’s how to do it:

1. Open your vehicle’s hood.

2. Look for a sticker on either the radiator support or firewall (back wall of the engine compartment).

3. The VIN sticker will have various codes and numbers like a barcoded label.

4. Locate a label that says “Paint” or “Color” followed by a two-letter code.

5. This two-letter code represents your Ford vehicle’s paint color code.

Method 3: Utilize Your Owner’s Manual or Online Resources

This method may require you to do some research, but it can be just as effective as the first two methods:

1. Refer to your Ford owner’s manual if you still have it with you.

2. Check for any sections that mention finding paint color codes or information on your vehicle’s exterior finish.

3. If you cannot find the information in your Ford owner’s manual, try searching for your vehicle’s make, model, and year followed by ‘paint color code’ in an online search engine.

4. Visit trusted Ford forums and websites dedicated to providing such information.

Conclusion:

Finding the paint color code on your Ford vehicle is essential for ensuring a perfect color match when it comes to painting or repairing exterior surfaces. Using any or all of these three methods, you should be able to locate the paint color code with ease and get that perfect finish you desire.

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