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How to Find Your Pontiac Paint Code: Step by Step Video
Step 1
Select your Pontiac model
Step 2
Select your Pontiac year.
Step 3
Select your Pontiac paint code.
How to find your Pontiac paint code
You will find your Pontiac paint code on the service identification parts tag. The location of this will vary depending on whether you own a GTO, Solstice, G6, or Grand Prix. The list below incorporates only the most common places you are likely to find it, but it could be elsewhere. To find it:
- Open the passenger side door. Check in the glove box, then in the middle console
- Go to the driver’s side door. Open it and look on the door panel
- Go to the rear of the car and look in the trunk
- Check along the entirety of the trunk lid
If you are having problems locating the tag, then call us. Our phone number is 971-770-2372. You can contact us for help from 8:00 am till 2:00 pm PST throughout the week and most Saturdays. Or you can email us at CustomerService@ERAPaints.com.
Making sense of the color code of your Pontiac
Pontiac paint codes usually are four digits long and have numbers and letters. Many different codes can represent one color, so be aware of this when using our website to order your paint.
Example: 90/WA238M
The above color code is from a Pontiac Grand Am Moonstone Gray Metallic. Other examples include 19/19U/WA546G Black Mica and 62 / GHY / WA687F Red Hot.
The VIN tag has a lot of information on it. The Pontiac paint code will be prefixed with “BC/CC U” and is near the bottom of the tag. You will only see the code, 04U/WA402N, and not the description, Urban Gray Metallic.
Pontiac: What do you know?
Pontiac was founded nearly a hundred years ago and is a subsidiary of General Motors. With models like the Grand Am, and Grand Prix popular throughout the 70s, Pontiac was successful in the North American market.
Unfortunately, Pontiac ran into financial troubles in the early 2000s. Despite GM’s best efforts, it was decided that Pontiac would be discontinued. The last Pontiac’s were built in 2009 with franchise agreements ending in 2010. GM now focuses on its four other brands Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, and GMC.
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