COLOR CODE6446 - Amethyst Frost MetallicLincoln Touch-Up Paint

The Look

Lincoln went through a brief, bold phase in 1990, and your car carries one of the rarest shades from that specific era. This isn't a deep, royal purple; it is a sophisticated, silvery-lavender that shifts its character based on the time of day. Since it was only available for a single year across the entire lineup, from the Town Car to the Mark VII, your vehicle represents a very specific moment in American luxury design. Because this color has been exposed to the elements for decades, the original pigment may have shifted, making a careful touch-up essential for maintaining that high-end 1990s aesthetic.

Technical Details

This is a true metallic finish, which means it relies on tiny flakes to catch the light. The biggest risk with light metallics like this is mottling, which happens when those flakes cluster together and create dark spots or uneven "tiger stripes" in the finish. If you don't maintain a consistent spray distance or flow, the lavender tone will look blotchy rather than smooth. Achieving a uniform look requires patience and a steady hand to ensure the metallic particles lay down flat and even across the repair area.

Best Practices

Before you apply Lincoln Amethyst Frost Metallic (check for code 6446 on the sticker located on your driver's side door jamb), you must shake the container for at least sixty seconds. Those metallic flakes are heavy and settle at the bottom, so mixing is the only way to get an accurate match. Test the color on the included card first to see how it compares to your aged paint. Whether you are working in your garage or the shade, keep the container moving at all times to avoid heavy buildup. Allow plenty of drying time between light coats rather than trying to cover the damage in one go.