COLOR CODEG6 - Sienna (Renegade) OrangeJeep Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This color is the heart and soul of the 1976 bicentennial era, marking the very year the CJ-7 first rolled off the line. While it was technically available across all models, it is inseparable from the Renegade trim and those iconic 1970s hood decals. It is a deep, earthy orange that avoids looking like a neon sign, sitting perfectly between a sunset and a desert trail. Since your Jeep has likely spent the last few decades conquering the outdoors, keep in mind that sun exposure can mellow the original finish, so a fresh coat might look a bit more vivid than the paint currently on your fenders.

Technical Details

This is a classic solid finish. Because there are no metallic flakes or pearls to worry about, you do not have to fret over the "flip" of the color or stripes appearing in your work. The benefit of a solid like this is a deep, uniform saturation that is much easier to blend than modern sparkling paints. However, solids are very honest; they do not hide dust or debris. Any tiny speck that lands on the surface while it is wet will be visible, so try to work in a clean garage or deep shade to keep the wind from ruining your hard work.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Jeep Sienna (Renegade) Orange (check for code G6), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to ensure the heavy pigments are fully mixed. You can usually find your paint code stamped on a small metal VIN plate located on the firewall, often right below the brake master cylinder. When you are ready to begin, test the color on the included card to see how it compares to your aged paint. Apply in thin, even layers and keep the container moving to prevent any runs. Give the paint plenty of drying time between layers to ensure the finish stays flat and smooth without becoming gummy.