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Posted

I need to re-touch the interior leather of the car and the all suppliers ask me for the same information:

We have to get the trim color code from the dealer in order to

look this code up for you, because there are so 4-5 different Porsche

shades of beige.

Anyone know how to get this color code. My car is a 2006 C2S Cabriolet with Beige interior.

Thanks in advance.

Posted

In 2006 the color was called Sand Beige. I'll check the code on my paperwork when I get home.

As for leather touch-up, call JoAnn at www.colorplus.com. She can set-you-up. They have the best leather care products I have ever used. They are also well know for the Porsche leather dye kits.

Posted

Color plus is the supplier that is asking for the information. I have also used them before and their leather dyes are great.

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