Paint colour code for Nuevo II 2011?

Can anyone tell me the correct Peugeot paint name and colour code for the white paint on the front wings. Also does anyone know the paint colour name and code for the front panel round the grill which I assume is what A/S spray?

Hi
Pretty sure the white paint is the standard Peugeot Blanc Banquise P3WP . Can't help with the other. I'm sure someone else on the forum will know.

John

mines bianca white
Pete

Our Nuevo is definitely Bianca White... (as Hoopman says it's also sometimes known as Blanc Banquise) If you look underneath the bonnet Moggy you should see a sticker with the paint colour and code (is on ours) The grey is Aircraft Grey and I have the paint code written down as Mark at the Auto-Sleeper service centre gave it to me recently, will see if I can find it and come back to you.

CC

CruizingComet wrote:Our Nuevo is definitely Bianca White... (as Hoopman says it's also sometimes known as Blanc Banquise) If you look underneath the bonnet Moggy you should see a sticker with the paint colour and code (is on ours) The grey is Aircraft Grey and I have the paint code written down as Mark at the Auto-Sleeper service centre gave it to me recently, will see if I can find it and come back to you.

CC

Thanks CC I have ordered a set of X250 specific Hella DRL's and want to get the black surround sprayed either white or I thought perhaps match it to the grey so it blends in. Hope you can find the code for the Aircraft Grey.

Think I would do them in the white myself, but either would look better than the black.... where did you get the Hella's I could only find them on eBay via a German seller?

CruizingComet wrote:Think I would do them in the white myself, but either would look better than the black.... where did you get the Hella's I could only find them on eBay via a German seller?

I got them on eBay from Germany WHR-Online and saved a bit with the exchange rate.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HELLA-LEDayLine-LED-Tagfahrlicht-Peugeot-Boxer-ab-Bj-04-2006-Tagfahrleuchten-/160678699935?_trksid=p5197.m1992&_trkparms=aid%3D111000%26algo%3DREC.CURRENT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D14%26meid%3D1722650135860986449%26pid%3D100015%26prg%3D1006%26rk%3D1%26#ht_2396wt_952

Will look forward to seeing them fitted Moggy

Each to their own but £175 for a bit of Bling is not for me a big white motorhome isnt exactley invisible .I have a new VW Polo and the running lights are on all the time and I am getting fed up with people flashing me thinking I have left my lights on , but without knowing which fuse to remove I am stuck with the damn things on.

Really don't understand why some folk are so against daytime running lights, especially as they are first and foremost a safety feature if you bought a new Auto-Sleeper motorhome today they come with DRL's fitted as standard, really cant see the big deal.... if you have DRL's and you are getting flashed Nuevo II EK then is there no way you can adjust them? of course it could just be other motorists ignorance, not realising they are DRL's (don't worry they'll get the message eventually) The ones I fitted are fully adjustable and despite concerns that I might get flashed (as they are extremely bright IMO) I've had no problems so far with oncoming drivers flashing me but I've yet to drive at twilight or night time so will see, but with headlamps on they dim to half the brightness so time will tell... as for disconnecting them or disabling them I would think about the legalities of doing this as I always understood if you have lights fitted by law they must be in a working state?

CC

I think that people can view DRL's in a negative light (if you will excuse the pun) as they are associated with over achieving sales reps in their Audi / whatever. Certainly the feeling that I get, and I pick up my new car in two weeks time with some very bright DRL's. We will all get used to them eventually but I will not be fitting them to the van anytime soon.........

Moggy.... sorry for delay getting back to you, checked the code Mark at AS gave me and it simply states Aircraft Grey N34/N209

CruizingComet wrote:Moggy.... sorry for delay getting back to you, checked the code Mark at AS gave me and it simply states Aircraft Grey N34/N209

Thanks CC going to paint them white but handy to know the other code.

Halfords can't make up the colour from the codes that CC gave us from AS.
Their system primarily requires a manufacturer's name.
Can anybody throw some light on a manufacturer's name(it's not Peugeot or BLMC) or preferably the four digit RAL code?

Derek

Derek
Just a thought you could contact Cheltenham Laminates who make all the GRP shells and grey plastic trims for A/S .... http://www.cheltenham-laminating.co.uk/work.asp. They repaired a grey moulding on our Nuevo

John

The colour and code needed for mixing is BS627 Light Aircraft Grey

Word of warning! I ordered a spray can of BS627 Light Aircraft Grey via the web (MartinBrownPaints) and have to say that the grey had a distinctly bluish hue. Makes sense I suppose for sky camouflage, but against the rather flat grey of our van's skirt not right at all. I am pretty sure I gave it a good enough shake before use. Luckily my repair was an insignificant 2 inch tear on the underside almost hidden by the step so it is hardly seen. The moral is to buy your paint where you can test it first. G

I ordered a 300ml aerosol of BS627 Light Aircraft Grey from Colour Right Paints Ltd, Wimbourne, Dorset Tel. 01929 472255. With postage it cost £16.74 and was a perfect match.

Cant remember the size, but it was a large aerosol of LAG/BS627£9 something from a small local company P&M Panels, mixed it while I waited. Good shake and its not a bad match considering the van will be 5 years old im March

Roli,
Many thanks for the info. - BS627.
A very, very nice man at Halfords found that code immediately and I am now the proud owner of a little bottle thing of touch up paint.
Brilliant.

Derek