Exterior Colors
Standard Colors
White (Bone White)
YA200U
Milk White
YA201U
Ivory
YD200U
Beige
YU2137
Sandstone
YD201U
Sand (Antique Bronze)
YD203U
Gray (Dove Gray)
YL201U
Charcoal
YL200U
Iron Ore
YNM03QF
Black
YN200U
Night Hawk Gray
YL202U
Dark Bronze
YT2097
Bronze (Medium Bronze)
YM202U
Classic Bronze
YM201U
Sepia Brown
YM204U
Red (Redwood)
YG202U
Hartford Green
YK200U
Upgrade Feature Colors
Vanilla
YA2477
Seawolf
YD204U
Light Gray
YL206U
Smoke Gray YL204U
Atlantic Gray
YL207U
Java Brown
YM203U
Brick Red
YG201U
Claret Red
YG203U
Boysenberry
YG204U
Deep Blue
YJ203U
Medium Blue
YJ202U
Midnight Blue
YJ200U
Military Blue
YJ201U
Light Green
YK201U
Green (Dark Green)
YK203U
Dark Ivy
YK204U
Interstate Green
YK202U
Color Matching and Color Formulas
The design process can be difficult without helpful aids. Our Color Matching Chart lists our colors along with CYMK, HEX, and RGB codes that closely match the colors. Our Color Formulas Chart lists the matching Sherwin-Williams paint mixing formulas.
Note: Due to the variations in color representation on computer monitors, CYMK, HEX, and RGB codes are for general reference only and may not appear the same as a physical color swatch or sample.
Vinyl Exterior Colors
While Vinyl has many advantages, color choices are limited.
Vinyl inherits its color from the color of the extrusion. It is the color of the material itself. It isn’t paint or a finish that can wear off. In this regard, vinyl colors are very durable.
It is the same color on the exterior as it is on the inside. There is an interior factory-applied film option that can alter this but it is also limited. See interior colors for more information about this option.
Some manufacturers will paint their vinyl products but painting vinyl isn’t as easy or durable as painting other materials. It can be problematic and result in a poor experience for the owner of the home or building. Therefore, Sun no longer offers painted vinyl options.
Vinyl Exterior Colors
White