COLOR CODE62/WA734Q - Sonic Orange MetallicHummer Touch-Up Paint

The Look

If you are driving a 2009 H3 in this shade, you are piloting a piece of history. This color arrived right at the end of the original production run, making it one of the rarest finishes to ever leave the factory. It is a high-energy, copper-adjacent orange that refuses to be ignored. Because your H3 was built for the trail, the original finish has likely faced years of UV exposure and grit. This vibrant orange has a lot of personality, and matching it requires respecting the depth of that late-2000s glow.

Technical Details

This is a true metallic finish, which means it is loaded with tiny reflective flakes that give the paint its shimmer. Metallic paints carry a specific risk: if the flakes are not distributed evenly, you will end up with mottling, which looks like dark clouds or tiger stripes in the finish. This matters more on a bright orange than on a dull gray because the contrast between the pigment and the metal bits is so high. You want those flakes to lay flat and uniform so the light bounces off the surface instead of getting trapped in clusters.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Hummer Sonic Orange Metallic (check for code 62/WA734Q), you need to shake the container for a full minute to lift the heavy metallic flakes off the bottom. You can find your official paint code on the silver sticker located inside your glove box. When you are ready to begin, work in your garage or the shade to ensure the metal surface is not hot to the touch. Test the color on the included card to verify the flake density matches your H3 perfectly. Whether you are using a nozzle or a brush, keep the container moving to prevent the paint from pooling in one spot. Give each layer ample drying time so you do not disturb the metallic pattern with the next coat.