Very Dark Cashmere (Interior) (WA935L) Touch-Up Paint for GMC

The Look

Since your truck has likely spent years hauling gear or handling the school run, the high-traffic areas of your cabin probably show some battle scars. This color defines the interior aesthetic of the 2008 to 2017 era for the Sierra, Yukon, and Acadia. It is the deep, grounding tone that anchors the two-tone dashboard and door panels. It provides a sophisticated contrast to lighter seating surfaces, but because it is such a dark, earthy shade, every fingernail scratch or scuff on the glove box stands out.

Technical Details

While this shade looks like a deep solid brown at first glance, many versions of the mix include a subtle metallic flake to mimic the original molded plastic's depth. This creates a specific challenge for your repair. If you apply the paint too heavily, those tiny particles will sink and clump, making the touched-up spot look significantly darker than the surrounding trim. The goal is to match the low-gloss, satin finish of the factory plastic rather than creating a shiny patch that catches the light in your garage.

Best Practices

Before you apply GMC Very Dark Cashmere (Interior) (check for code WA935L on the silver sticker inside your glove box), you must shake the container for at least sixty seconds. The pigments and metallic bits in this dark blend are heavy and settle quickly. Test the color on the included card to confirm the shade matches your specific interior trim. When you start, keep the container moving to ensure an even flow and prevent the paint from pooling in the plastic grain. Apply thin layers and give each one plenty of drying time to ensure the finish remains flat and professional.