COLOR CODEEE-1 (1966) - Regal Blue PolyChrysler Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This shade represents the peak of 1966 style. It is a deep, moody blue that provides a serious presence on any Chrysler, Dodge, or Plymouth from that year. It avoids the bright, flashy tones of later decades, opting instead for a midnight look that feels heavy and expensive. Since your car has likely spent decades under the sun, this color will bring back the sophisticated character that defined the mid-sixties Mopar era. It makes a muscle car look anchored and a luxury cruiser look regal.

Technical Details

This is a polychromatic finish, which means it relies on metallic flakes to create its depth. Metallics require a specific touch because the tiny flakes can be stubborn. If you apply the paint too thick or stay in one spot too long, the flakes will bunch up and create dark, blotchy areas known as mottling. To avoid these splotches, you must keep the container moving at a steady pace. Building the color through several light layers ensures the metal particles distribute across the surface for a uniform appearance.

Best Practices

Pop your hood and locate the metal fender tag on the driver side inner fender to confirm your details. Before you apply Chrysler Regal Blue Poly (verify it matches code EE-1 (1966) on that tag), shake the container for at least a full minute. Those metallic flakes are heavy and sink to the bottom during storage. Test the color on the included card to check the flake density before you touch the car. Work in the shade or a garage to keep the surface cool. Allow enough drying time between layers so the paint sets without running. Maintain a consistent spray distance or brush stroke to keep the flow even.