You can find your correct paint code with some help from the manufacturer or your authorized dealer.
The parts department can use your vehicle identification number (VIN) to determine the correct paint code and name.
You can find the VIN embossed or stamped in various locations on your vehicle, such as the door jamb, trunk, or engine compartment.

Automotive leather is a special type of leather developed for use in vehicle interiors. It must meet specific requirements, as it is exposed to extreme conditions such as temperature fluctuations, intense sunlight, and intensive use. Automotive leather combines comfort, durability, and a luxurious appearance, which is why it is equally popular with manufacturers and customers.
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In the automotive industry, full leather upholstery refers to a vehicle interior where all surfaces that come into contact with the occupants are made entirely of genuine leather. This typically includes not only the seats, but also the dashboard, door panels, and other visible surfaces in the interior.

Partial leather interior refers to a vehicle interior where only certain areas of the interior are covered in leather, while other parts, such as the seat bolsters or the dashboard, are made of other materials (e.g., fabric or imitation leather).

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