I am looking for the color code of the inside of a declid for a fiero 1988 kind of dark grey ?

Looks like nobody knows

Did you look on your sticker in the front trunk compartment --on the drivers side wheel well. They may or may not have listed it. I`ll see if I can dig anything up tonight in the shop, one of the members has a site that explain`s the codes, I usually just look for the ext/paint/code. Maybe he will chime in also..

Thank you no problem with the exterior mine is we 8774 bright red but underneath what would be the letter and number loks like dark grey and on some other year look s like black and is it a bc /cc paint . found a site and they have a section saying 1988 special accents colors Fiero GT wr 7719 medium grey poly and here is the page ( http://autocolorlibrary.com/cgi-bin/search/searchpic.pl?1988-gm-pg06.jpg ) and the main site is http://autocolorlibrary.com/acl_files/pontiac.html in there you just put the year and you go to the charts but i don't know if the code is good . I phone at NAPA and they say that the code is for corvette's . If i can find the code i'll be the happiest guy around And what accents mean ?

Accents , Usually mean the trim/panels, ex: the lower rocker / areo package they offered on some SE & GT, also could also mean the different color on some bottoms of Gt`s like the ones that has red on top --sliver or black on the bottom, (mostly SE had black bottoms) .. Can also mean interior colors , ect , ect. I`ll keep looking --might be a good idea to call a Pontiac dealership --body shop, paint supply house , ect. It was a universal color that they used--just need to find that site that had what all the codes meant.

No color codes for those that I could find. The underside of my hood looks satin black, while the underside if my decklid is dark grey.
I believe the dark grey is the normal color as they come out of the molds. Does anyone know for sure?

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The RPO tags number (WA-XXXX or bb/cc number ' 2 numbers and 1 letter' ie/ ' 75U' ) are the basic color on the car. They usually dont have the codes for accent panels. Those are when you have two tone or ground effects in different color. Those are usually only gotten by comparing them to a chip with the listed accent colors for a given year at the paint store. Also the color book for that specific year will list what the underhood, trunk color was that was used. I believe there are actually 5 or 6 different types of black used in engine and trunk compartments on different components.

for the accents i found this and thae first one on left hand side top is for aFiero GT 1988 My problem is that my RPO is a little bit faded and by no luck right at the color at the base of the tag got it for my body panel but no chance for the underhood
http://autocolorlibrary.com/acl_files/pontiac.html

quote Originally posted by Robert 2: Is it possible if i go at a Pontiac dealership to get a new RPO tag if i give them my VIN ? and thanks for you all answering

Ok, Did some calling to dealerships and so on, talked with their body shops--they just paint to closest match for underhood / trunk lid / door jambs, the best guess is they where the same color as the molding that pushed them out was, so Gm didn`t bother to list this on rpo codes --as it wasn`t a color in their eyes. Then tried the parts guy I know there, he may be able to get the rpo code info with using the vin #--but it won`t be in the same form, it would just be on a plain print out from their computers. And it`s not 100 % sure, but he`ll give it a try if wanted.

Thank you very much if it does not bother you just give a try that will be appreciated on my side found this Gm code 19n
99If cc : A full -base b/c alt to 19n
Recipe is 430-01 BLack 272,4
430-13 Blue 296,4
430-03 White (HS) 298,3
435-93 B/C fix 836,7
This is from Dupont At napa
Don't know what it mean but | 26 dollar a quart look like it is a mix of base and clear and when it dries give a semi gloss finish