COLOR CODEFB/FFB - Sublime MetallicDodge Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This is not a color for drivers who want to blend into a parking lot. It is a loud, high-visibility neon green that drags 1970s "High Impact" muscle history into the modern era. Whether it is draped over the wide hips of a Challenger, the aggressive lines of a Charger, or the massive presence of a Ram Series truck, this shade demands eyes. Because your Dodge is likely a pride and joy, you have probably kept it clean, but this specific green is so bright that even a tiny rock chip looks like a black hole against a supernova.

Technical Details

This finish is a complex metallic that relies on a specific density of flakes to create its electric glow. The biggest risk you face during a repair is mottling, which happens when those flakes bunch together into dark, uneven splotches or stripes. If you apply the paint too heavily in one spot, the metallic particles will sink and ruin the uniform look. You want a finish that looks like a solid sheet of glowing green, not a patchy lawn.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Dodge Sublime Metallic (check for code FB/FFB), you need to shake the container for at least sixty seconds. Those heavy metallic particles settle at the bottom, and if you do not mix them thoroughly, the color will look dull and thin. You can find your official code on the manufacturer sticker inside the driver-side door jamb; look for the three-digit code following the "PNT" prefix. Test the color on the included card first to make sure the flake density matches your car. Work in a cool garage or in the shade, and always keep the container moving to ensure the flakes lay down flat. Give each layer enough drying time before adding more, as thin layers are the only way to keep the metallic finish looking consistent.