1997 Peterbilt 379. Paint code in the glove box looks to be L0210U.
I can't seem to find any info online about this code like a cross reference. Any help or direction would be much appreciated. Thank you.
Paint code help
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Luwi67, Dec 8, 2020.
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Imron paint code. Been awhile but i think the L is the old two stage designation.
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I was on paintref and couldn't find anything. I searched "Peterbilt", "Paccar", the paint code, all comes up no results.
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What are you trying to do? It's just an DuPont Imron paint code. Sure it's been replaced with a new number but any decent paint shop can mix it up. Unless you're trying to find something "cheap" to replace it.
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I'm having a headache rack enclosure painted to match the truck soon and was trying to do some homework on the paint code before I contacted the painter. I'm sure he will cross it to a quality base/clear that he uses.
Was just curious why I can't dig anything up.
I went through this in 2007 when I had my current enclosure painted and somehow I remember that code was Medium Metallic Red. Can't find my notes and nothing comes up online.
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Decent paint shop can cross reference it to a new number. It's a Pete/KW color mixed for them. They may have changed the color slightly 20 years ago. Cross reference guides are not cheap, that's why you will have a hard time finding it for free, unless someone takes the time to look it up. Name of the color means nothing, only the letter/number does.
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Ok Thanks. This guy does mostly restorations, not sure if he is familiar with our trucks. I've seen one of those mixing banks and scanner in his shop so I guess I'll leave it to him.
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Doesn’t matter how closely a paint is mixed to the old paint code. It never matches.
You won’t notice it so much on a rack to cab distance.
If it’s a panel repair any good painter will do a blend and fade back into the non repaired panels.Luwi67 Thanks this.
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