For 1990-2009 cars

# 1989 CADILLAC PAINT INFORMATION

THE LISTINGS OF 1989 PAINT CODES CONTAINED IN THIS BULLETIN WILL ENABLE DEALERS TO ORDER THE NECESSARY PAINT MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR EFFECTIVE FIELD REPAIRS.

THE LIST OF COLORS INDICATES THE SUPPLIERS' ORDERING CODES FOR EXTERIOR, INTERIOR, VINYL ROOF MOLDINGS, AND PAINT STRIPE COLORS.

LISTED BELOW ARE CADILLAC ASSEMBLY PLANTS AND THEIR SUPPLIERS. IT SHOULD BE NOTED, HOWEVER, THAT PAINT SUPPLIERS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

ASSEMBLY PLANT PAINT TYPE PAINT SUPPLIER PAINT CODES

HAMTRAMCK CLEARCOAT ENAMEL DUPONT ALL HAMTRAMCK (ALLANTE) CLEARCOAT ENAMEL PPG ALL ORION CLEARCOAT ENAMEL PPG ALL ARLINGTON DISPERSION LACQUER DUPONT ALL

OTHER MANUFACTURERS PRODUCE SERVICE PAINT WHICH COULD PERFORM SATISFACTORILY FOR FIELD REPAIRS. PAINT SUPPLIERS IN YOUR AREA CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH INFORMATION REGARDING THESE MATERIALS.

THE PAINT LISTED IN THIS BULLETIN IS (OR SOON WILL BE) AVAILABLE FROM LOCAL PAINT SUPPLIERS.

THE SERVICE PARTS IDENTIFICATION (SPID) LABEL ILLUSTRATED IN FIGURE 1 IS LOCATED ON THE INSIDE OF THE TRUNK PANEL OR THE SPARE TIRE COVER. THIS LABEL CONTAINS THE PAINT CODES NEEDED TO IDENTIFY THE PAINT MATERIALS FOR FIELD REPAIRS. NOTE THIS LABEL IDENTIFIES THE PAINT CODE ALONG WITH THE WA# FOR THAT PAINT CODE. IT IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT TO USE THIS WA# ALONG WITH THE PAINT CODE TO IDENTIFY THE CORRECT REPAIR MATERIALS. THIS IS ESPECIALLY TRUE FOR CODES #17 PEARL GRAY AND #50 FLAX, WHERE THE WA# IDENTIFIES THE CLEARCOAT REPAIR MATERIAL FROM THE DISPERSION LACQUER REPAIR MATERIAL. CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO TRANSFER THE SPID LABEL OR ITS INFORMATION IF THE PANEL TO WHICH THE LABEL IS AFFIXED REQUIRES REPLACEMENT. REPLACEMENT SPID LABELS ARE NOT AVAILABLE.

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION CADILLAC MOTOR CAR DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION

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