Well now, while getting price quotes for paint for 2 fenders and front nose, I'm confused as to what color it is. I thought that it looked pretty close to the original paint's condition, but according to the code in my glove box it is called Medium Teal Blue Poly (code 37), which is much darker than my car and doesn't seem to match. It's full code is WA-U146A, found in my glove box.
According to this site:, there was no such color for my model year, but they do have that paint code (37). :
http://www.chevy-camaro.com/chevy-ca....asp?year=1994
Here's the PPG database, I have the actual book at my school, it has the paint code 37, but the name and color does not match. Although other paint codes match with their names for other colors, mine is the only one that does not.
http://autocolorlibrary.com/cgi-bin/...94-gm-pg01.jpg
Now I'm confused. Yes, it could be that my car's paint has slowly faded, but the shade on the page (which you probably cannot tell by the link) is very different and doesnt seem like the car was ever that color. Is it possible that that is a Firebird color? The only paints that seem close are the 2 different shades of Bright Aqua (both code 43, but different shades).
Also, if I do have faded paint, is there some other way that my paint can be matched?
Here's the car for reference if necessary
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/844026
According to this site:, there was no such color for my model year, but they do have that paint code (37). :
http://www.chevy-camaro.com/chevy-ca....asp?year=1994
Here's the PPG database, I have the actual book at my school, it has the paint code 37, but the name and color does not match. Although other paint codes match with their names for other colors, mine is the only one that does not.
http://autocolorlibrary.com/cgi-bin/...94-gm-pg01.jpg
Now I'm confused. Yes, it could be that my car's paint has slowly faded, but the shade on the page (which you probably cannot tell by the link) is very different and doesnt seem like the car was ever that color. Is it possible that that is a Firebird color? The only paints that seem close are the 2 different shades of Bright Aqua (both code 43, but different shades).
Also, if I do have faded paint, is there some other way that my paint can be matched?
Here's the car for reference if necessary
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/844026
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