Chrysler Burn-Out Gray (PAE / VAE)

Q: What is the paint code for Chrysler Burn-Out Gray?

The official OEM paint code for Chrysler Burn-Out Gray is PAE / VAE. It is a Solid finish. Always use this exact code when ordering replacement or touch-up paint to ensure a factory-accurate color match.

Q: Where can I find paint code PAE / VAE on my Chrysler?

On most Chrysler vehicles, the paint code sticker is located on the driver's door jamb or vehicle identification sticker. Look for the code PAE / VAE on the label.

Q: What type of paint is Burn-Out Gray (PAE / VAE)?

Burn-Out Gray (PAE / VAE) — Solid. Solid paints provide a flat, uniform finish without metallic or pearl effects.

Q: Which years was paint code PAE / VAE produced?

Chrysler Burn-Out Gray (PAE / VAE) was produced for model years 2021 – 2022.

Q: Which Chrysler models used paint code PAE / VAE?

Paint code PAE / VAE (Burn-Out Gray) was used on the following Chrysler models: FLEET.

Q: Which brand uses Burn-Out Gray (PAE / VAE)?

Burn-Out Gray with paint code PAE / VAE is an OEM factory color by Chrysler. It was available from 2021 – 2022.

Color Name

Burn-Out Gray

Paint Code

PAE / VAE

Paint Type

Solid

Base Color

Gray

Brand

Chrysler

Models

FLEET

Years

2021, 2022

Chrysler Burn-Out Gray (paint code PAE / VAE) is an OEM factory solid paint color used on the FLEET. This color was available from the factory in: 2021, 2022. The base color family is Gray. Use this code when ordering touch-up paint, spray cans, or body shop refinishing products to ensure an exact OEM color match.

Chrysler Models

3 200 300 300M ASPEN CIRRUS CONCORDE CROSSFIRE DELTA FLEET JOURNEY LHS NEON PACIFICA PT CRUISER SEBRING VOYAGER YPSILON

FAQ (PAE / VAE — Burn-Out Gray)

What is the paint code for Chrysler Burn-Out Gray? ↓

Where can I find paint code PAE / VAE on my Chrysler? ↓

What type of paint is Burn-Out Gray (PAE / VAE)? ↓

Which years was paint code PAE / VAE produced? ↓

Which Chrysler models used paint code PAE / VAE? ↓

Which brand uses Burn-Out Gray (PAE / VAE)? ↓