your vin sticker on the inside of the driver door will have your color code. go to the dealer and buy the little touch up pens they sell

 

Code or codes? There are three different colors on the car.
John

 

Usually a 2 or 3 alpha-numeric code. From a website, for illustration purposes only:

 

thats exactly what i was talking about. great post/pic. thanks!

 

The lower area of the bumper is painted silver/gray, but it isn't the same color code as the body, different shadow I think.
I just Googled it and seems that no matter what color your car is, that part is "silver".

 

Thank goodness all I have to deal with is WJR. Whew. That was taxing.

For the rest:
Chip Color Code(s) Color Description 7B, S7BMidnight Black Metallic AABlack Onyx Pearl FHMHyper Silver Metallic P3, P3GHarbor Gray Metallic RERVenetian Red Pearl SMRadiant Silver Metallic T3, T3UPacific Blue Pearl T4, TR4Sparkling Ruby Metallic WHCPorcelain White Pearl WJ, WJRShimmering White Pearl Y2UBlue Sky Metallic Y4, Y4UIndigo Night Metallic Y5Silver Frost Metallic Z3, Z3SIridescent Silver Blue Pearl

 

Don't rest on your laurels yet, Rich--you forgot my color Iron Frost (P2S).

 

There should be only 1 primary color code for each vehicle that's printed on the door gap. It doesn't matter your interior/trim/engine. The color code is used to identify what color your exterior is.

All the exterior trims that are not of the same color are usually sold separately than the major panels and those may have different part#, and they usually come pre-painted according to interior/trim/engine.

 

there should be only 1 primary color code for each vehicle that's printed on the door gap. It doesn't matter your interior/trim/engine. The color code is used to identify what color your exterior is.

All the exterior trims that are not of the same color are usually sold separately than the major panels and those may have different part#, and they usually come pre-painted according to interior/trim/engine.

+1 ^ this

 

paint code for silver bumper panels on front and rear?

Hi all anyone know how to find out the standard silver paint code that's on the lower front air dam/bumper section on front and rear diffuser parts on all Santa fe?
I scratched the front one and need to paint it.

Thanks

 

I would ask a Hyundai dealership's body shop.
John

 

Haha I did and they said they don't have it listed and they are painted in different parts of the worod and woukd just need to match it which is odd, really odd.. I will try another shop thanks.

 

Another thought would be to just buy a spray can of gray paint as close as possible to matching the gray color on the bumper. Spray the entire front piece. It's not very big, and no one will notice the slight difference in gray from the back. If that difference bothers you, spray the back too.
John

 

i work for a body shop and we dont have a color code for these little piece. we try to find the closest match using other paint codes we have. or we use a paint scan.

 

threads merged. someone just asked this same question 2 weeks ago. if you want some more info, read the prior 2 pages.

sfs2013, if you could - you think you could scan the painted area and come up with the closest match for folks?

 

Washed the car for the first time and noticed way down on the bottom of the rear silver trim I have an area along the corner where the silver has been rubbed off.

Has anyone experimented and found a good match yet?

Rust-Oleum makes touch up markers, might try one of these.

http://www.rustoleum.com/en/product...catalog/consumer-brands/auto/auto-body-touch-up/scratch-and-chip-repair-markers

 

How to use touch pen from dealer in a right way - it has colour tip and remover tip?

 

Mine has paint colour on one end, and clear coat on other. Fill chip with colour, then once cured, top off with clear.

 

Holy Crap!!! Anyone have an aspirin???

 

Canyon Copper =RR7
Cabo Bronze = DO or D0. Hard to tell.

These are for the base colors that you see on the firewall. Glitter and clear coats make it sparkle.

 

So, did anyone come to a conclusion on this -- is there paint available to touch up the silver plastic on the front bumper?

 

Paint code for Rear Lower Bumper Insert

I dinged up the lower part of my rear bumper and the paint is a different type of Silver than the rest of the car. The color of this insert seems to be universal among all trims of the Santa Fe Sport, however.

Does anyone know what color it is?

 

i am gonna merge this thread with an open thread that talks about that same colored piece, but on the front bumper. you're answer will be in that thread

http://www.hyundai-forums.com/dm-2013-santa-fe/217777-chipped-paint.html

the 2 silver valiance pieces are pre-painted parts, that dont have a paint/color code.

 

I am not sure what the colour is but when my rear had some scuff marks I asked a body shop to take the piece off and repair it, and he thought it would take a couple of days. When I came by to pick it up he was on about it had to be more matte/darker silver colour and may need to be painted again one more time to get that same factory colour look. In the end I looked at it and said I like this brighter look and will take it as is.

I know body will notice the different front and back colour shade except me, then again I never parked next to another SF yet.

 

so finally I had enough of seeing the scrapes on the front cowling and with zero joy from Hyundai not knowing a paint code. I am talking dealer, panel shops and Head Office all not having a paint code listed,


I took front and back silver trims off bumpers , sanded them down and dropped them at the panel shop this morning to both have sprayed, I basically said "a close silver will do" so they said they will use colour charts and pick something similar, at least they will then both match and I will have a paint code moving forward

 

Has anyone had to remove their front and/or rear skid plates for repair/replacement without having to remove their bumpers?

The front and rear skid plates on my new 2018 SFS need to be replace due to being stained by the dealer.

They are saying that both bumpers need to be removed in order to perform the swap but I think it might be possible without doing that. I would rather them not have to remove the bumpers as the car just recently had to get polished due to severe swirl marks also installed by them.

 

for what it's worth; on a 2017 Tucson I am painting (work at a body shop) my color book gives a trim code of P2S for the silver rear skid plate/ lower bumper