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Paint Code Location On 06 997 S Cab

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I just bought a Silver 2006 997 S cabriolet. It has some rock chips on hood. Was looking into getting Chip Dr. kit. Couldn't find the paint code. Did some searching in this forum after I posted this and of course found the correct answer, inside the fuel filler door. Anyone used the Chip Dr. kit?

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I have used it. It does a real good job. The downside

is it takes alot of labor. I started with the front bumper

and then went to the hood. Still working on the hood.

Paul

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I just bought a Silver 2006 997 S cabriolet. It has some rock chips on hood. Was looking into getting Chip Dr. kit. Couldn't find the paint code. Did some searching in this forum after I posted this and of course found the correct answer, inside the fuel filler door. Anyone used the Chip Dr. kit?

Paint code should be on a sticker in your Owners Maintenance manual, perhaps on a sticker under the front hood.

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