Help with finding your paint code
When we mix your paint we work off manufacturer paint code. The rest of the info can be helpful finding variations, but the colour code is the most important to us.
Below is some helpful information to assist with finding you code. These guys have some great info Red Book, you just enter all your car details, and they show what colours were available for your particular model. Most modern cars have the colour name and code in the owners manual, so it can pay to check there. If all else fails you can email us at info@colourtubes.com.au with all the info you have and a picture of your car, we can usually work it out.
You can find your Audi paint code in the boot on a white sticker
Toyota paint codes can usually be found inside the drivers or passengers door jamb. On HiLux, LandCruiser and HiAce, check the engine bay. Full Toyota paint code guide and colour chart →
The decal for the Volvo colour code is positioned on the car’s door pillar between the front and rear door and will be visible when the front door is opened.
You can find your Alfa Romeo paint code by looking in the inside of the boot lid or bonnet
Hyundai colour codes are normally on the drivers door jamb. Some Hyundai models do manage to hide their colour codes in the engine compartment. Full Hyundai paint code guide and colour chart →
Nissan codes are usually found on the driver’s door jamb.
Tesla’s paint code is printed in the lower left hand corner of the manufacturing certification label. This label is affixed to the driver’s side door jamb
Mercedes-Benz paint codes are on a sticker in the drivers door jamb, or on a plate under the bonnet near the radiator support. The paint code is usually a 3-digit number, like 149 or 197.
BMW classic vehicles have a paint code placard located on the driver side strut tower. Modern BMW models have a placard in the driver side door jamb
Kia codes are easy to find as they are always on the drivers door jamb
Find your Ford’s paint code on the label in the drivers door jamb, next to EXT PNT. On older Falcons and Territorys, check the build plate in the engine bay. Full Ford paint code guide and colour chart →
The VW paint code is printed on the vehicle data sticker, which is usually on the inside cover of the vehicle service book. The code should also be found on a sticker in the spare wheel area.
Mazda paint codes are found on your chassis plate under the bonnet at the rear of the engine bay. Newer models also have them on a sticker in the drivers door jamb. Full Mazda paint code guide and colour chart →
Subaru paint codes can be found in one of these locations, on the door jamb of the front drivers door or on the radiator support or the middle or the strut tower.
Mitsubishi paint codes are usually found on the firewall in the engine bay
Fiat paint codes are on a sticker inside the boot lid, in the drivers door jamb, or under the bonnet. The code is usually 3 digits followed by a letter, like 268/A.
All paint codes for all Honda models are located in the driver side door jamb.
Suzuki car paint colour codes are located on the metal plate with the VIN number. Look for the paint tag on the firewall or on the drivers door jamb
Dodge and RAM paint codes are on the label in the drivers door jamb. The code is usually 3 characters, like PS2 or PW7.
BYD paint code: check the black info label in the driver door jamb—look for 颜色/车身颜色 (Colour). The Shark 6 has no label, so tell us the colour name or send us a photo. Full BYD paint code guide and colours →
Mini paint codes will be located on the passenger side firewall, or on the passenger side strut tower.
On all Lexus models, there is an color ID plate on the drivers door jamb.
MG paint codes are typically 3 letters printed on a metal plate or a sticker. The code is most commonly located on the door jamb or under the bonnet. Full MG paint code guide and colour chart →
