Medium Beechwood (Interior) (66BN/WA9098) Touch-Up Paint for Chevrolet

The Look

This color is the definitive 1991 tan. Whether you are sitting in a C/K pickup, a Blazer, or a Camaro from that specific year, you are likely surrounded by this warm, earthy tone. It was designed to make the plastic-heavy interiors of the early nineties feel more inviting and less industrial. Because your vehicle has been on the road for over three decades, the original panels have likely shifted in hue due to sun exposure and heat. This means a fresh dab of paint might look slightly richer than the surrounding faded trim, but it will certainly look better than a scuff or a deep scratch.

Technical Details

This is a solid finish, which is a relief for anyone working in a home garage. You do not have to worry about metallic flakes settling unevenly or creating dark "mottle" spots that look like stripes. The real challenge with an interior color like this is the sheen. Interior plastics often have a low-gloss or matte finish that can be hard to mimic if you apply the paint too thick. Since it is a solid color, it provides excellent coverage, but it will also highlight any dirt or old interior detailing oils trapped underneath it.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Chevrolet Medium Beechwood (Interior) (check for code 66BN/WA9098), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. You can verify your color match by looking at the Service Parts Identification sticker, usually found inside your glove box, on the spare tire cover, or inside the center console. Because interior parts are magnets for silicone-based dash protectors and skin oils, you must scrub the repair area with a dedicated cleaner first or the paint will not stick. Test the color on the included card to see how it matches your specific level of interior wear. When you are ready, apply the paint in light layers and keep the container moving to prevent build-up. Always let it sit in a patch of shade to ensure the drying time remains consistent and the finish stays smooth.