Nexa Autocolor ICI code A930B (A930, A930M, A930B, A930G, A930T) - brown
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(Beige : Alfa-Romeo)
This code is listed in our database in a cross-reference list.
This brown automotive paint color is most commonly known as Beige. This is an Alfa-Romeo paint. The only reference of this paint is in an "Autocolor Colour Register" book from 1998-1999, which paint code information for various vehicle manufactures back to 1960. See the detailed list below.
Autocolor paint code A930B is a paint with a clearcoat. Variations of this code can include A930 for a solid color paint, A930M for a single layer metallic, A930B followed with a clearcoat, A930G including a groundcoat, and the rare A930T for a 3-coat process. Multiple codes with different single-character suffixes indicate the use of multiple processes/finishes. Note: we have found some reuse of a few 4 character Autocolor codes as well as the 4-character base code not matching the base color of the B, M, G, T suffix code. Where possible, we have specifically identified these code conflicts.
Autocolor has been providing paint since 1883, and was part of the Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) in Britain. PPG bought them out in 1999, and changed their name to Nexa Autocolor in 2002. Base Autocolor codes are 4 alfa-numeric characters optionally followed by a suffix letter indicating the finish. Suffix options are none for solid colors, M for single layer metallic, B for basecoat followed by a clearcoat, T for a 3-coat pearl-effect, and G for a groundcoat. Extra paint group codes include T01, T02, T03... for tinted clearcoats; SG01, SG02, SG03 for grey undercoat; M01, M02, M03 for matted clearcoat, and U01, U02, U03 for stripe paints. Multiple groups can exist for a paint use.
Example of the color Autocolor A930B
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Usage list of Autocolor paint code A930B (more information)
Paint Manufacturer Codes
Make/Year Code : AR852
Autocolor ICI Nexa : A930B
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This code is listed in our database in a cross-reference list.
This brown automotive paint color is most commonly known as Beige. This is an Alfa-Romeo paint. The only reference of this paint is in an "Autocolor Colour Register" book from 1998-1999, which paint code information for various vehicle manufactures back to 1960. See the detailed list below.
Autocolor paint code A930B is a paint with a clearcoat. Variations of this code can include A930 for a solid color paint, A930M for a single layer metallic, A930B followed with a clearcoat, A930G including a groundcoat, and the rare A930T for a 3-coat process. Multiple codes with different single-character suffixes indicate the use of multiple processes/finishes. Note: we have found some reuse of a few 4 character Autocolor codes as well as the 4-character base code not matching the base color of the B, M, G, T suffix code. Where possible, we have specifically identified these code conflicts.
Autocolor has been providing paint since 1883, and was part of the Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) in Britain. PPG bought them out in 1999, and changed their name to Nexa Autocolor in 2002. Base Autocolor codes are 4 alfa-numeric characters optionally followed by a suffix letter indicating the finish. Suffix options are none for solid colors, M for single layer metallic, B for basecoat followed by a clearcoat, T for a 3-coat pearl-effect, and G for a groundcoat. Extra paint group codes include T01, T02, T03... for tinted clearcoats; SG01, SG02, SG03 for grey undercoat; M01, M02, M03 for matted clearcoat, and U01, U02, U03 for stripe paints. Multiple groups can exist for a paint use.
Example of the color Autocolor A930B
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Usage list of Autocolor paint code A930B (more information)
| year | make | model | code | paint name | comment |
| Alfa-Romeo | AR852 | Beige | metallic, 1982-1985, autocolor 1059B alternate but more gray, |Autocolor Colour Register 1998-1999| |
Paint Manufacturer Codes
Make/Year Code : AR852
Autocolor ICI Nexa : A930B
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