Paint Code Information

To order a painted spoiler, you must know the paint code for your vehicle. The paint code is the exact color we will paint your spoiler. This lets us match the spoiler's paint color to factory specifications. You are responsible for giving us the correct paint code.

All cars come with an ID plate with the car's original paint color code on it if it has not be removed. The ID plates with the paint codes are located in different locations on different vehicles. The paint code may include numbers, letters or a combination of both.

Common locations for the ID plates are the driver's side door, the glove box, the engine compartment, or in the trunk next to the spare tire. You may need to check your vehicle's owners manual for the location of your vehicle's paint code label.

If you are unable to find your vehicle's paint code, you can call your local dealership with the VIN and they can tell you the ORIGINAL color of the car.  If the car has been painted, it could be different.

We will match the O.E. color of the spoiler to the factory color specifications for the paint code we are given. Factory specifications do allow for a degree of variance, both lighter and darker, due to the location of manufacture and the supplier of the paint. We cannot be responsible for this variance.

With vehicles 2 years and older, we cannot be responsible for color match due to fading. The spoiler will have original quality, unfaded paint.  Consider this before you place your order for a painted spoiler.

Only O.E. colors will be accepted.