COLOR CODE07/WA159E - Mary Kay PinkGMC Touch-Up Paint

The Look

Owning a vehicle in this shade means you are driving a piece of corporate history. Originally reserved as a trophy for the most successful consultants in the country, this color was never a standard showroom option. Since your GMC has been on the road since 2001, you are likely dealing with a finish that has earned its character through years of sun and travel. It is a soft, confident pink that commands attention without being neon, though the original depth may have mellowed into a slightly lighter hue over the last two decades.

Technical Details

The 07/WA159E variant is a high-pigment basecoat that often features a very fine metallic shimmer to give it that signature "reward car" glow. Unlike a flat solid color, these microscopic flakes can be temperamental. If the particles are not distributed evenly during application, you might see darker or lighter patches-a phenomenon known as mottling. Because this is a specialty fleet color from 2001, matching it exactly can be a challenge due to natural fading, so focusing on smooth coverage is your best path to a clean repair.

Best Practices

You can find your service sticker, which lists the official paint code, inside your glove box or along the driver-side door jamb. Before you spray or dab GMC Mary Kay Pink (check for code 07/WA159E), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. This is vital to wake up the heavy pigments and metallic flakes that settle at the bottom of the container. Test the color on the included card to see how well it aligns with your current finish. When you start the work, keep the container moving to ensure a steady flow and avoid heavy buildup. Work in a garage or the shade to keep the metal cool, and allow plenty of drying time between each thin layer to build a durable, professional finish.