The color and code might be the same, but the actual paint itself might not be the exact same. Reason? It depends upon where the paint is located. To decrease sunlight reflections, the interior paint will not be as shiny as the exterior paint is. A more satiny or flatter sheen, to lessen such distracting reflections.
As to paint/color "names" and "codes", the "names" can vary from carline to carline, although the paint "code designation" is the same. The "Library" at
www.hamtramck-historical.com has that information. In Color and Trim Guides for each model year, which can also have some Chip Charts for the exterior colors in the spreadsheet list.
If you were buying a US quart of paint, it could be hand-matched "to color" or a formula be made per a computerized spectrometer match and tint. Then the necessary additive components to dull the normal gloss to what is needed for the interior paint. Might find something you can use at
www.TCPGlobal.com, but not sure about shipping to your location?
Might network with the operatives at
www.bbtr.de for ideas or sources in your part of the world.
Hope this might help,
Just some thoughts and observations,
CBODY67
