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Colour Code L92U / L92T

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From 2002 Porsche used the same code for both normal and water based paints.

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Colour Code L92U / L92T
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From 2002 Porsche used the same code for both normal and water based paints.

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Colour Code L92U / L92T
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, just been to Porsche Dealer for a Touch up kit on colour L92U (Artic Silver) - in the system they only show L92T - does anybody know if the two codes are actually the same colour Ta.

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Hi Andy 92U and 92T are both listed as the same colour (artic Silver) 92U is described as water based. From 2002 Porsche used the same code for both normal and water based paints.

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Andy! As Andy says, L92U is the water based paint used in production, and 92T is the cellulose version you get in the touch-up kits. A list of paint codes is shown here: https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=230691

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