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hi there
just trying to confirm the correct colour of my car
the paint code from the sticker in the service book is L3AZ
on the porsche club uk index it lists 3AZ as ocean blue metallic
my question i does the "L" mean anything is diferent or is it just a special order indicator?
got a few "parking" chips from the supermarket run and want to order a touchup kit from porshesop on line but they list 6 different blues so just want to be sure
thanks in advance
cheers
tim
L is short for 'Lack' - German for 'Paint'.
3AZ is what you need. The touch-up stick might come with 3AY on it, which is the code for conventional paint. 3AZ is the water-based paint they used at the factory.
i went into my OPC and they pulled my reg up from a computer which told them the exact colour for that year (lapis blue in my case) and gave me an exact match for the paint there and then. £10 got me a mini touch up kit - sorted
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