COLOR CODEPSB - Alloy Silver MetallicMitsubishi Touch-Up Paint

The Look

Owning a Raider in this shade means you are driving a piece of mid-2000s truck history that was born from a unique partnership between Mitsubishi and Chrysler. This silver is not meant to be flashy or distracting. Instead, it provides a crisp, industrial aesthetic that perfectly complements the flared fenders and aggressive lines of your truck. Because your vehicle has likely spent nearly two decades tackling road debris and sun exposure, this color remains a favorite for its ability to hide fine scratches and light dust, keeping the body looking sharp even between washes.

Technical Details

This finish is a traditional metallic, meaning it relies on millions of microscopic aluminum flakes to give the paint its depth and shimmer. These flakes are heavier than the pigment itself, so they tend to sink to the bottom of the container if you aren't careful. If the flakes are not distributed properly, you might notice mottling-those dark, cloudy patches that make the repair look uneven. This color is very sensitive to how the paint lands on the surface; if you apply it too heavily in one spot, the metal particles will clump together and ruin the uniform look of the finish.

Best Practices

You can typically find your identification sticker on the driver's side door jamb, though on some trucks it may be tucked under the hood on the firewall or even hidden under a carpet flap on the passenger floor pan. Before you spray or dab Mitsubishi Alloy Silver Metallic (check for code PSB), you need to shake the container for at least 60 seconds to ensure the metallic particles are fully suspended. Always test the color on the included card to verify the match against your current paint. When applying the paint in your garage or a patch of shade, keep the container moving to avoid saturating any one area, and allow plenty of drying time between light layers to achieve a professional result.