Confusion on paint code
Chaps,
I've tried to search etc without disturbing you on this, but still confused.
My car is the silver / blue colour (coupe 2004), but also seems to be described as "Sapphire silver" AND "Sapphire silver blue".
I've also seen the code noted as 368/PS3 and 368 BS3?
There is a supplier in the UK which stocks sapphire silver, but when you go to order, it asks whether you want PS3 or BS3?
Very confuzzling?
Can you help?, as I have some minor touch up work I want to do next w/e.
Thanks
I've tried to search etc without disturbing you on this, but still confused.
My car is the silver / blue colour (coupe 2004), but also seems to be described as "Sapphire silver" AND "Sapphire silver blue".
I've also seen the code noted as 368/PS3 and 368 BS3?
There is a supplier in the UK which stocks sapphire silver, but when you go to order, it asks whether you want PS3 or BS3?
Very confuzzling?
Can you help?, as I have some minor touch up work I want to do next w/e.
Thanks
Chaps,
I've tried to search etc without disturbing you on this, but still confused.
My car is the silver / blue colour (coupe 2004), but also seems to be described as "Sapphire silver" AND "Sapphire silver blue".
I've also seen the code noted as 368/PS3 and 368 BS3?
There is a supplier in the UK which stocks sapphire silver, but when you go to order, it asks whether you want PS3 or BS3?
Very confuzzling?
Can you help?, as I have some minor touch up work I want to do next w/e.
Thanks
I've tried to search etc without disturbing you on this, but still confused.
My car is the silver / blue colour (coupe 2004), but also seems to be described as "Sapphire silver" AND "Sapphire silver blue".
I've also seen the code noted as 368/PS3 and 368 BS3?
There is a supplier in the UK which stocks sapphire silver, but when you go to order, it asks whether you want PS3 or BS3?
Very confuzzling?
Can you help?, as I have some minor touch up work I want to do next w/e.
Thanks
Looking at that Mopar sheet (initially found by Sparkie SRT6) it says that BS3 is the paint code and PS3 is the sales code.
Why can't they make it simple?
Why can't they make it simple?

This is what confuses me buddy. When I try to order from the UK site for that colour, it asks if I want BS3 or PS3? Why have 2 choices from the drop down box if they are both the same?????
Seems crazy to me having two codes but then again I am sure they paid some high priced engineering team lots o $ to make this as confusing as it is... 
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If this is DIY remember you can alter the color a little by varying the amount of reducer, ( more reducer- lighter color), and distance of the gun from surface, more distance-lighter color. Good luck.
how did the ps3 color match? I'm in the same situation. This website has both colors listed but the sapphire silver bl seems a bit lighter.
~ I had a similar situation with Aero-Blue as well as the Silver Sapphire blue. The paint store was unable to match the color or cross reference it properly and upon test spray out, neither color matched.
~ So, the paint store took out their "paint reader device" and I had them read from under the hood, a sample area that was not faded, and did not have clear coat on it.
~ They mixed according to what their computer said, I took it home and did another test spray out and it was a beautiful match for both colors.
~ So, the paint store took out their "paint reader device" and I had them read from under the hood, a sample area that was not faded, and did not have clear coat on it.
~ They mixed according to what their computer said, I took it home and did another test spray out and it was a beautiful match for both colors.
~ I had a similar situation with Aero-Blue as well as the Silver Sapphire blue. The paint store was unable to match the color or cross reference it properly and upon test spray out, neither color matched.
~ So, the paint store took out their "paint reader device" and I had them read from under the hood, a sample area that was not faded, and did not have clear coat on it.
~ They mixed according to what their computer said, I took it home and did another test spray out and it was a beautiful match for both colors.
~ So, the paint store took out their "paint reader device" and I had them read from under the hood, a sample area that was not faded, and did not have clear coat on it.
~ They mixed according to what their computer said, I took it home and did another test spray out and it was a beautiful match for both colors.
~ No, because under the hood there is no top coat, on our cars, only paint, if by top coat you meant clearcoat. I did try to fix the "buff burn " at the nose of the hood on the Aero-Blue, but I should not have used any primer. When I feathered it, the edge of the primer showed, so I have to try again. This is a paint burn about 3 inches long right at the nose. I will remove the chrome emblem this time when I re-visit it. Then attempt to fis the scuff marks on the bumper cover next.


