Who is correct about where to find the paint type and color used during vehicle manufacturing?

Technician A is correct because the paint type and color used during vehicle manufacturing is typically found on the vehicle’s identification plate, often located in the engine compartment or on the driver's side door jamb. This plate often includes a paint code or color identification number that manufacturers use to specify the exact shade and finish of paint that was applied to the vehicle at the factory.

This information is crucial for auto body repair and painting, as it ensures that any repairs or touch-ups use the correct color and type of paint, maintaining the vehicle's aesthetic appeal and value.

While Technician B may have provided information that seems relevant, Technician A specifically pointing to the identification plate is the accurate method to determine the exact paint specifications as per manufacturer guidelines. Therefore, understanding the location and purpose of the vehicle’s identification plate is essential for accurately matching paint for repairs.