COLOR CODEG38 - Mystic Green MetallicHummer Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This color captures the rugged, tactical spirit that defined the peak years of the Hummer brand. Originally appearing on the 2006 H1 and the 2007 H2 and H3, it is a deep, forest-inspired shade that feels right at home on a trail or a construction site. While it looks almost black in the shade, direct light pulls out a rich earthiness that separates it from standard olive drabs. Since your vehicle has likely spent its life outdoors, you should notice how this color works to hide road film and dust better than a flat black or a bright yellow. It is a sophisticated choice for a truck designed to be a beast.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which means it relies on thousands of tiny suspended flakes to create depth and character. This makes it more complex to repair than a solid color. If you apply the paint too heavily in one spot, the metallic particles will sink and clump, creating a dark, splotchy area that looks like a bruise on the panel. You want the flakes to stand up and catch the light evenly. Because this is a metallic, you must also use a clear coat once the color is dry. Without that top layer, the paint will look dull and the green will lack its characteristic "mystic" shift.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Hummer Mystic Green Metallic (check for code G38), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. This step is mandatory for metallics because the heavy flakes settle at the bottom of the container. To find your code to verify the match, look at the Service Parts Identification sticker inside your glove box on the H2 and H3, or check the driver side door jamb on the H1. Always test the color on the included card before touching the vehicle to ensure the pigment has mixed thoroughly. Whether using a nozzle or a brush, apply several light layers rather than one thick one. Keep the container moving at a steady pace to prevent the metallic bits from pooling in the center of your repair. Allow for plenty of drying time between layers to let the solvent evaporate and the color settle.