Sethers775

I have the nice champagne colored 2000 XJ Sport. I would like my color scheme to be matte black/champagne. Can anyone help me locate the exact champagne color as the body paint? Would be amazing, picture included for reference.

Sethers775

Heres a pic too

andrewmp6

Open the driver door and look for the sticker that has the vin and factory tire size on it.On the bottom of that sticker will say PNT: and some numbers or letters that is your factory paint code.You can google the paint code or go to any auto body place they should tell you the real name of the paint code.

toasterknight

The paint code is on the door sticker if you order that paint code it should match.

SteveMongr

Using the paint code, I purchased twice from The Bumper Store on Amazon. Great results, service, and support.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Bumper-Sto...e+Bumper+Store

There are numerous other options as well. http://www.automotivetouchup.com/

Turbo X_J

New paint on a 15 year old sun fade vehicle is quite noticeable. Only way it would be exact is a full shoot.

Sethers775

Good point, wont be using to paint the body though, just new parts I add on. ( right now thinking the tire gate handle). to give new parts some accent. I found the paint on Amazon, so thanks for your help guys. (Omg its expensive!)

andrewmp6

Or any auto body shop can mix paint to match your paint so the color difference won't stand out.

Fred/N0AZZ

This is the key for faded paint a good body shop can measure what the color is "Now with fading" and mix the color.

Metmknice

Some parts stores aside from local paint can take a picture of your paint and make paint to match. Some places can make it in spray cans.

andrewmp6

With paint unless its under a year old its going to have some fade to it so it would have to be color matched.