4108 - Dark Hunter Green Fleet Touch Up Paint

The Look

This 1966 classic is the definition of a heavy-duty professional finish. It is not just a green; it is a deep, brooding forest shade with subtle teal undertones that PPG produced for only a single year. Since your vehicle has likely seen decades of use, the original surface may have lost its factory shine and taken on a flatter, more utilitarian character. This color does not try to be flashy. It was designed to look serious on a work truck or a commercial delivery van, and it still carries that sense of permanence today.

Technical Details

This is a solid finish. Because there are no metallic flakes or pearls to hide behind, the success of your repair depends entirely on the smoothness of the surface. Solids are honest; they show every scratch and piece of grit if you rush your prep work. The benefit of a solid is that you do not have to worry about tiger stripes or the orientation of flakes, which makes it much easier to achieve a uniform look. However, the deep pigment means this green acts like a dark navy or black, highlighting any dust or fingerprints once it dries.

Best Practices

You will usually find your identification plate inside the glovebox or on the driver's side door jamb. Before you spray or dab Fleet Dark Hunter Green (check for code 4108), you need to shake it for at least 60 seconds. Dark pigments are heavy and love to settle at the bottom of the container; a poor mix will result in a color that looks too light or patchy. Test the color on the included card to see how those teal undertones react to the light in your garage or shade. When you are ready, keep the container moving to maintain a consistent flow across the panel. Allow plenty of drying time between layers to prevent the paint from sagging.