Here's my color code from my manual:



Do you know what color interior I have? I know its tan.

Next question....what's the most cost effective way to touch up any nicks in the leather?

 

post a pic.

Its either natural brown or savannah beige.

 

you get any color matched at a auto paint store, most sell SEM color. its about $40 pt. you can spray it or brush touch it

 

Or Sand Beige.

 

Good call, the 996 beige was savannah, the 997 is sand beige

 

Here's a pic. Sand Beige?

What's the color code - I can't make sense of what's typed in the manual. Is that the "TD" ?

 

It looks like Sand Beige to me. I believe that the interior color code for Sand Beige is: TG.

I've got Sand Beige and my code is TG. I wonder if there is a designation for full leather vs. partial leather... Is your interior full leather?

 

Do I take them the manual and they will know how to match the color code?

 

Here you go:

https://www.classicdyeproducts.com/porsche_1

I ordered a bottle of dye from them, and its a very good match (note, you will likely have had some fading in your car over time, so if you re-dye, you should do the entire section, otherwise you may notice a slight difference in color).

 

I'm not sure, how would I know if it's full leather?

 

Thanks! I ordered an 8 oz bottle and will give that a try. That's the least expensive option I've found.

 

That does not look like Full Leather, based on the dash and door panels.

Contact JoAnn at www.colorplus.com for leather dye and touch ups.

 

You're welcome.

Here is a before/after of the handbrake lever that I did:

 

they usually dont have the codes, they match the color. Which is better, because the origional color is usually darker than the aged or faded color. If you want a average color, take a part that looks average to the area. If you wanted a origional, then look for a part like inside the console or under seats

 

Remarkable!