Ford paint code 7047
Glacier White Matte.
- Code
7047(also seen asZBFAXPD)- Finish
- Matte
- Colour family
- White
- Code in use
- 2001–2015 across Ford
- Models
- 17
- Screen colour
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Ford models with paint code 7047
Years are the overlap of the code's years with each model's production years. ≈ production years of the model line, not the exact variant; ? production years not confirmed yet.
| Model | Years | Colour name |
|---|---|---|
| Ford Crosstrainer | 2001–2015 ? | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Econoline | 2001–2015 ? | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Escape | 2001–2015 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Escape Hybrid | 2001–2015 ≈ | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Expedition | 2001–2015 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Explorer | 2001–2015 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford F-Series | 2001–2015 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Focus | 2001–2015 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Mariner | 2004–2010 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Mark Lt | 2005–2014 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Milan | 2005–2010 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Mkz | 2005–2015 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Mountaineer | 2001–2010 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Navigator | 2001–2015 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Ranger | 2011–2015 | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Super-Duty Truck | 2001–2015 ≈ | Glacier White Matte |
| Ford Taurus | 2001–2015 | Glacier White Matte |
2 more models listed with this code, but outside their production years
- Ford Ford 500 (built 1969–1979)
- Ford Zephyr (built 1950–1972)
Where to find code 7047 on your Ford
Safety compliance certification label on the driver's door jamb. Two characters next to EXT PNT, for example UH (Agate Black) or YZ (Oxford White).
Touch-up paint for Glacier White Matte
Ask for Ford 7047 and give the model year: paint suppliers mix by code, and some codes have several variants (this one also appears as ZBFAXPD).
This is a matte or low-gloss variant: use a matte clear coat, never a gloss one, and expect to repaint a whole panel rather than polish a spot.
Read the touch-up paint guide before you start.