Jeep Wrangler & Gladiator Paint Codes By Year

by Torque Staff

Keep your Jeep Wrangler or Gladiator showroom fresh. Whether you need a touch-up for a simple scratch or you are painting a new accessory to match your Jeep's paint code, you want the original! Each can of spray contains 5 oz. of paint to cover eight square feet. Overspray and thickness of the coat will impact the coverage area. The paint-pen cartridges contain three application methods: Ball-Point Pen, Bristle-Type Brush and Fine-Tip Foam Brush. The bristle brush is perfect for repairing areas smaller than a dime, covering new steel hardware such as screw and bolt heads or deep filling an embossed area on your favorite aftermarket accessory to create a custom look. Need more detail? Use the foam tip brush for smaller areas and ballpoint pen for even finer detail. These are the official Mopar colors used on production model Jeeps, they will make it all look new again or help you create a custom style.

What is my Jeep's paint color?

The example below shows a typical production sticker located on the Driver-Side Door Aperture. Under the identification barcode is a 3-character identifier for the exterior paint color used, usually shown as "Paint : " or "PNT : ", depending on model year. If this sticker is missing, you can locate the paint code in the original paperwork or use the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) in a decoder database for help identifying the original color. These coatings are original and do not account for UV fade for vehicles that have spent years in the sun.

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