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On a 2017 Audi Q7, does anyone know the touchup paint color for the silver bumper trim? My main color is graphite gray metallic, but I'm seeking the more silver gray color that is on the underside of my rear bumper. Thanks!
On a 2017 Audi Q7, does anyone know the touchup paint color for the silver bumper trim? My main color is graphite gray metallic, but I'm seeking the more silver gray color that is on the underside of my rear bumper. Thanks!
Call the dealer parts dept. They will pull the exact match based on VIN
WBOYCE, Did you ever get the code for the lower silver bumper trim? If so I'd be interested in knowing at well. I called my local dealer and they weren't much help..
You can find the touch up color of your car by using the tools in the Audiworld website!
Click on the Tools - Vin Decoder and enter the VIN for your car.
Now you can view all the features of your car. Click on the color tab to see the code of the color you want.
WBOYCE, Did you ever get the code for the lower silver bumper trim? If so I'd be interested in knowing at well. I called my local dealer and they weren't much help..
Sadly, I did not. I reached out to my local dealers and they were not at all helpful.
Originally Posted by Ty Ty
You can find the touch up color of your car by using the tools in the Audiworld website!
Click on the Tools - Vin Decoder and enter the VIN for your car.
Now you can view all the features of your car. Click on the color tab to see the code of the color you want.
It's an amazing tool!
The VIN below is just an example....
This looks like an interesting tool, but it doesn't help. The colors listed are nothing more than the stock exterior/interior colors and don't give any insights on the silver trim that is apparently a huge secret!
WBOYCE, Did you ever get the code for the lower silver bumper trim? If so I'd be interested in knowing at well. I called my local dealer and they weren't much help..
+1. I gave it a best guess at an auto parts store and came up with some GM colour. I got close but not quite close enough.
I would think a body shop would be able to tell you the code for the paint. You may have to buy a pint/quart of it at a paint shop but it will match. You could get a body sop to touch it up for you as well.
06-03-2018, 07:17 AM
Touch-up paint
