COLOR CODEXB/NXB - Carbon Black MetallicJeep Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This is not the flat utility black found on older trail rigs. When Jeep launched the Renegade, they wanted a color that felt urban and professional while still holding onto a rugged identity. This finish delivers that balance. It is a deep black that reveals a layer of silver and charcoal flakes when the light hits the body lines. Since your Renegade has been on the road for several years, you might notice this color is good at hiding light road dust, but it requires a steady hand to restore that factory depth.

Technical Details

This finish is a metallic pearl, which makes it more complex than a standard solid color. The tiny flakes inside the paint reflect light at different angles to create a shimmering effect. If you apply the paint in a thick layer, those flakes will clump together and create dark, blotchy areas. This happens because the metallic particles do not have enough room to settle in a uniform way. To get a match that looks right, you need to apply the color in thin layers so the flakes can lay flat.

Best Practices

You can find your color information on the driver-side door jamb on a silver or white sticker under the barcode. Before you spray or dab Jeep Carbon Black Metallic (check for code XB/NXB), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to ensure the metallic flakes mix and do not settle at the bottom of the container. Test the color on the included card to see how the shimmer looks when dry. Whether you are working in your garage or in the shade, keep the container moving to prevent the paint from pooling. Give each layer enough drying time to set before moving on to the next, and finish with a clear coat to protect those flakes from the sun.