COLOR CODEP6W - Chalk WhiteHyundai Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This isn't the creamy, soft white found on older sedans. This shade is a sharp, modern neutral that Hyundai used to define the launch of the Kona and the aggressive lines of the Veloster. It was designed to pop against black plastic cladding and dark trim wheels. Because your car has likely spent a few years on the road, you probably notice that this color is a magnet for road tar and iron spots. It is a high-contrast finish that looks crisp when clean but shows every bit of neglect.

Technical Details

This is a Solid finish. You won't find any metallic flakes or pearl dust here to hide behind. While that makes it easier to match than a complex tri-coat, it also means your technique has to be clean. With a solid color, you don't have to worry about the paint looking striped or mottled, but you do have to worry about the thickness. If you apply it too heavily in one spot, the repair will sit higher than the factory finish and cast a tiny shadow.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Hyundai Chalk White (check for code P6W), you need to shake it for at least 60 seconds to ensure the pigments are fully integrated. You can verify your code on the manufacturing sticker located on the driver's side center pillar or the door jamb. Always test the color on the included card before touching your car to see how it looks against your aged factory paint. When you are ready to apply, work in your garage or the shade to keep the metal cool. Keep the container moving at all times to avoid heavy build-up, and allow for plenty of drying time between your light layers.