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I know it would make for a nice sticky. I can start off by listing the official names, but it would be cool to have the paint codes next to them.

Color: Rallye Red (Paint Code --> R513)
Color: Habanero Red Pearl (Paint Code --> YR557P)
Color: Tango Red Pearl (Paint Code --> R525P)
Color: Royal Blue Pearl (Paint Code --> B-536P)
Color: Fiji Blue (Paint Code --> B529P))
Color: Shoreline Mist Metallic (Paint Code --> YR528M)
Color: Galaxy Gray Metallic (Paint Code --> NH701M)
Color: Nighthawk Black Pearl (Paint Code --> B92P)
Color: Tafetta White (Paint Code --> NH578)
Color: Alabaster Silver Metallic (Paint Code --> NH700M)
Color: Atomic Blue Metallic (Paint Code --> B537M)

Edit: Thanks, Wadely for filling out the last two colors.

Thanks,
Mike

 
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Thanks for that list.
Im not sure, where can we get the paint codes? Straight from Honda I assume..

 
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Ill look em up tomorrow, i work for victory honda monroe, any kind of info you need like that let me know.

 
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atomic blue= b537m
alabaster silver= nh700m

 
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So those 2 are different from:
Color: Alabaster Silver Metallic (Paint Code --> NH700M)
Color: Atomic Blue Metallic (Paint Code --> B537M)

Right?

 
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no they are the 2 you were missing, and just wanted to let you know i just got my stock order in the other day, and i had ordered some touch up paint stock and it now comes in a container with a ball point pen tip so you can kind of draw the paint into where it needs to go

 
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ball point pen?
Thats kinda dodgy
How does it turn out on the car when you use the pen?

 
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I have an '06 Honda Civic LX. At 700 miles, a metallic rattle surface with the car in motion. The slight ripple in the road triggers it so it is a constant metallic rattle. Has your dealership's service department seen anything like this? Honda has no cure and I have been waiting since May. Great car otherwise, but this is a problem which grows worse with time and I cannot ignore.

any information helpful,

Terry