is the colour code LZ5F for a speed blue seat leon k1

[WHOZBOSS]

Hi. Checked in my boot by space saver and in the handbooks with no luck, I have read its LZ5F but just want to confirm it is as I want to paint my splitter the exact same.
Any help will be appreciated

 

[WHOZBOSS]

Guess nobody's got the speed blue colour then?

 

[crigisback]

Not sure buddy .if you just google the paint code then it should come up it did with mine

 

[Speed-FReek]

I've got a speed blue one so I can check mine. However I'm still fairly new to these cars so where do I need to look for the code?

 

[Speed-FReek]

Just checked my service book and it says "Colour Code: 5N5N" so I guess that's the code you need. The same code is listed against Speed Blue in the sales brochure.

 

[WHOZBOSS]

I think that's indigo blue, I searched it on google..

 

[Speed-FReek]

There is usually more than one name for a specific paint colour code depending on which manufacturer is using it. SEAT call 5N5N Speed Blue. Some other manufacturer(s) may call it Indigo even though it's exactly the same colour.

 

[Speed-FReek]

I've discovered that paint code 5N5N and LZ5F are different codes for the same colour. It's not uncommon to find that on other manufacturers too - Ford are notorious for using a different code on different models of their cars for the same colour name. So you can use either code 5N5N or LZ5F to get the paint colour you need.

VW / Audi use the name "Sprint Blue Pearl" for colour code 5N5N / LZ5F but it's the same colour as "Speed Blue" used on the SEATs.

HTH

 

[Deleted member 74601]

LZ5F is what I have, I'm a facelift Speed Blue Leon.

 

[WHOZBOSS]

Cheers lads thanks for the help