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What Is German Surface Protection "DBL"?

I'm working on quoting some German prints and it calls out for a surface protection "DBL". Anyone have any idea what this could be? I'm assuming it is some find of Metal Finish, the material is 12L14.

Robert Begeny Jr.
machine shop - Troy, Michigan, United States
2003

Is there a four digit number following DBL? If so, then this is likely a DaimlerChrysler (German) specification.

Toby Padfield
Automotive module supplier - Michigan
2003

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