larsdowg Posted April 24, 2016 Posted April 24, 2016 Hi all, thought this would be easy until I got to Halfords.... So I though Sunset Orange (Euro) or Le Mans Sunset (USA) was A17 paint code. So took a picture of my VIN plate and it has written on it 'Color,Trim' A17 R I assumed the R was trim level or colour of trim until I got to Halfords, then this confused me... They have 2 codes for my year under 'A17' and 'A17/R' Then looking on.. (to check my VIN I get the following details) http://www.vindecode...N/check-lookup/ Body color A17 - ORANGE Interior color R - ORANGE Which makes me think mines must be 'A17' colour code and Trim Level 'R' ?? However not 100% sure so thought I would put a post up.... Any help appreciated, as I don't want to 'touch up' the wrong colour code on my pride and joy. Many thanks in advance Lars Quote
jimmy.farrow7 Posted April 24, 2016 Posted April 24, 2016 Hello mate I got A17 not the A17R touch up kit from halfords for my sunset , i used it to touch up the stone chips on my front bumper 1 Quote
jimmy.farrow7 Posted April 24, 2016 Posted April 24, 2016 Just a heads up aswell i was only offered A17 touch up kit they never mentioned A17R too me. 1 Quote
larsdowg Posted April 24, 2016 Author Posted April 24, 2016 Just a heads up aswell i was only offered A17 touch up kit they never mentioned A17R too me. Well I must trust a fellow Ginger Datsun owner..... Curious to know about the trim codes though if thats what it is? Can't seem to find a list of trim levels/colours online. As I say I only got this one from my VIN on the VIN checker site. What colour are your wheels btw? I did mine in Nissan Skyline KH2 Gun Metal a while back (see previous posts) Think dark looks really good with Sunset Orange Quote
jimmy.farrow7 Posted April 24, 2016 Posted April 24, 2016 Yeah seemed good enough paint match to me bud, my wheels are Skoda grey, the wheels in my display picture are steel grey rota alloys but i dont have them anymore. Quote
veilside z Posted April 25, 2016 Posted April 25, 2016 Hi buddy, its a 3 stage paint process and a very difficult colour to blend. Be careful to paint on a spray out card before applying, however they are not the best for mixing paint too. Hope all goes well Quote
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