A specific alphanumeric designation identifies a particular shade of burnt orange designed for vehicles. This designation ensures consistency and accuracy in color matching during manufacturing, repairs, and restorations. For instance, a manufacturer might use a code like “BO-547A” to represent their unique formulation of this color.
Precise color identification is crucial for maintaining a vehicle’s aesthetic integrity. This precise identification system benefits both manufacturers and consumers. Manufacturers can maintain brand consistency across their product lines, while consumers can confidently order touch-up paint or replacement parts knowing the color will match perfectly. Historically, achieving consistent color across different production runs and repair shops has been a significant challenge. Standardized codes have simplified this process and significantly improved color accuracy in the automotive industry.
