When we talk about excellence in the automotive world, we speak of Bugatti - and when we talk about excellence in the world of automotive paint, we speak of Stardustcolors. If you have a prestigious project involving French car colour codes - and more specifically, Bugatti colour codes - then we ...
When we talk about excellence in the automotive world, we speak of Bugatti - and when we talk about excellence in the world of automotive paint, we speak of Stardustcolors. If you have a prestigious project involving French car colour codes - and more specifically, Bugatti colour codes - then we are your ideal partner.
Entrust us with the preparation of your paint using the Bugatti colour code of your choice.
We will support you not only with technical instructions but also with personalised advice, because our objective is your succeed.
Whether you're planning to modify or renovate the paintwork of a Bugatti vehicle - or if you wish to use a Bugatti colour code on another car - our technical and colour departments are here to assist you and respond to all your requests.
Choosing your paint type: With the exception of vintage colours, which can be formulated in both 1K and 2K versions, all modern colours are only available in a 1K basecoat version. All our paints are solvent-based.
Glossary of definitions
1K basecoat for a single-component paint
2K paint for a two-component polyurethane paint
Solvent-based paints for bodywork are particularly well suited for renovation work and can also be used by private individuals. They offer many advantages over modern water-based automotive paints, which ofter pose challenges in application, sanding and masking.
Solvent-based paints are very thin, dry quickly, apply easily and provide excellent long-term durability, with better resistance to heat, UV rays and weathering.
Of course, all basecoats - whether water-based or solvent-based - must be coated with a topcoat. The clearcoat ensures durability, thanks to its thickness, gloss, and chemical hardening process via activator.
How to order a Bugatti paint
Once you have identified your Bugatti colour code, it only takes 5 minutes to place the order. Enter your colour code in the text field at the shopping cart page. If you cannot locate the field, no problem - simply send us your original Bugatti colour code by email just after completing your order.
Your paint will be prepared the same day by a specialist technician, using the formula from our internal database. Our colour library is updated weekly with the latest recipes and shades from the Bugatti brand.
Orders placed before 3 p.m. are shipped the same day via express delivery.
The Bugatti brand was founded in 1909 in Italy. The visionary behind this icon of global automotive engineering was Ettore Bugatti. At the age of 17, he studied bicycle manufacturing, and with the help of a family friend acting as investor, he built his first motorised vehicle - essentially a bicycle with an - a few years later. Ettore and his son Jean, the two key figures in the company's rise, died in 1947 and 1939 respectively. Meanwhile, Bugatti had established itself as a pioneer in the field of luxury and speed.
It is worth noting that Bugatti filed nearly 1,000 patents in mechanical engineering, thanks to its many technological innovations. The brand also made its name in motorsport, claiming 37 records and many victories.
The company's motto is: "nothing is too good and nothing is too expensive".
In 1963, the Spanish aerospace group Hispano Suiza - a producer of jet engines - acquired Bugatti. Later, in 1986, it was acquired by an Italian billionaire, then by Volkswagen in 1998, and finally by the Italian group RIMAC in 2021.
Bugatti's legacy is deeply tied to its legendary racing cars, such as the Bugatti Veyron (discontinued in 2015) and Chiron, both equipped with the 8-litre W16 engine. In 2019, the Chiron Super Sport model reached a record-breaking speed of 490 km/h.
For BUGATTI vehicles, the VIN plate showing the colour code may be located in two places:
- On the left door pillar (driver's side)
- On the right wheel arch (passenger side)
You can refer to the images provided below to locate it.
The Bugatti colour code always consists of a few alphanumeric characters (letters or numbers).
If you're having difficulty identifying the colour code of your Bugatti, or the paint colour you're searching for, it is exceptionally possible to request an extract from the database. However, a search is not possible without a minimum amount of information:
The required data for any Bugatti colour code search includes : the colour code, the name of the colour.
If you don't have these, we advise contacting a Bugatti dealer, a specialist, or checking dedicated online forums.
From contemporary models to vintage classics, Bugatti has always crafted stunning colours. If you're seeking a shade from the 1960s to 1970s, rest assured that we can reproduce most of them with precision.
We are frequently asked to replicate original or limited edition shades.
What makes Bugatti colours remarkable is that even as early as the 1960s, the designers manages to develop vibrant metallic shades with exceptional brillance - a feat that other carmakers did not achieve until the 2000s.
Here are some examples of Bugatti colour codes :
| Brand | Bugatti color code | Bugatti color name | years |
| BUGATTI | 000 | WHITE | 2016 - 2016 |
| BUGATTI | 002 | IVORY | 2017 2017 |
| BUGATTI | 003 SILK |
It is important not to translate the name of the colour. Always use the original name so that it can be properly identified in the database.
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