01-05 EM2 Coupes and ES Sedans

DESCRIPTION_______________________CODE____YEARS
Clover Green Pearl Metallic Clearcoat____G-95P___01-02
Eternal Blue Pearl Clearcoat_____________B-96P___01-04
Euro Yellow Pearl Metallic Clearcoat_____Y-62P___02
Fiji Blue Pearl__________________________B-529P__04
Firepepper Red Pearl Clearcoat___________R-507P__02
Fluorite Silver Metallic_________________-----___04 (Hybrid)
Galapagos Green Metallic Clearcoat_______G-511M__03-04
Inca Pearl Clearcoat_____________________Y-61P___01-02
Magnesium Metallic_______________________NH-675M_04
Milano Red Tricoat/Clearcoat_____________R-81____03
Naples Gold Metallic Clearcoat___________YR-524M_02
Nighthawk Black Pearl Clearcoat__________B-92P___01-04
Noble Green Pearl Clearcoat______________G-508P__02
Opal Silver Blue Metallic Clearcoat______BG-51M__02-04
Radiant Ruby Pearl_______________________-----___02-04
Rallye Red_______________________________R -513___01-04
San Marino Red Clearcoat_________________R-94____02
Satin Silver Metallic Clearcoat__________NH-623M_01-04
Shoreline Mist Metallic__________________YR-528M_03-04
Taffeta White____________________________NH -578__01-04
Titanium Metallic Clearcoat______________YR-525M_01-03
Vivid Blue Pearl Clearcoat_______________B-520P__03-04
Vintage Plum Pearl Clearcoat_____________RP-32P__00-02

Modified by .Red.EM2 at 1:27 AM 10/24/2006

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That's a good question, and while I don't know for sure, I'd assume they are NOT lead based. Honda touts themselves to be environmentally friendly, I'd be surprised if they use lead paint on their cars anywhere in the world today.

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You can take those color codes to an automotive paint distributor, and they'll be able to mix it without lead-base paint. Those color codes are specifically for the pigment.