COLOR CODET67/PBV - Deep Indigo Blue PearlDodge Touch-Up Paint

The Look

Your Avenger carries a shade that was only on the road for a very short window. This deep blue has a heavy personality that leans into the shadows, but it is far from a flat navy. Because it was used during a specific era of Dodge design, it gives the car a more sophisticated, upscale appearance than the brighter reds or silvers of the same year. Since your car has likely spent over two decades facing the elements, the original finish might have lost some of its depth, making a fresh touch-up vital to bringing back that factory character.

Technical Details

This is a true pearl finish, which means the paint contains small mica particles instead of just standard metallic flakes. These particles are what give the blue its "indigo" shift, but they are also heavier than the liquid pigment. If the container sits for even a few minutes, the pearl will sink to the bottom. If you apply the paint without thorough mixing, the repair will look like a flat, dark smudge rather than a shimmering blue. Before you spray or dab Dodge Deep Indigo Blue Pearl (check for code T67/PBV), you need to shake the container vigorously for at least one full minute to suspend those particles.

Best Practices

You can usually find your paint code on the driver's side door jamb sticker, though on some early 2000s models, it may also be stamped on a metal plate on the passenger-side firewall. When you are ready to work in your garage or in the shade, keep the container moving constantly to ensure the pearl spreads evenly across the surface. Test the color on the included card first to see how the mica settles before you commit to the panel. Applying multiple thin layers is better than one heavy coat, as it prevents the pearl from "mottling" or bunching up into dark spots. Give each layer enough drying time so the finish sets properly before you apply your clear coat.