COLOR CODEPB8 - Midnight Blue PearlPlymouth Touch-Up Paint

The Look

Your Voyager was designed to move people with a level of dignity that standard minivans lack. This specific blue appeared in 2007 for the European Voyager and Grand Voyager, offering a look that shifts between a deep navy and an ink-like black depending on the light. It provides a more executive feel than the typical silver or tan, though it is a high-maintenance choice. Because the base is so dark, it will show every dust speck and water spot, but when it is clean, the depth is unmatched. Since your vehicle has spent years on the road, you may find the original finish has darkened slightly from the factory standard.

Technical Details

This finish is a Pearl, meaning it contains tiny ceramic crystals that reflect light to create a three-dimensional effect. While this adds a rich glow, it makes repairs more sensitive than a solid color. If you apply the paint too thick, those pearl particles will clump together and create dark, blotchy patches. If you apply it too thin, the repair will look flat and dull. The goal is to build the color in light, translucent layers to ensure the crystals distribute evenly across the surface.

Best Practices

You can find your paint ID on the driver-side door pillar near the latch. Before you spray or dab Plymouth Midnight Blue Pearl (check for code PB8), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. The heavy pigments and pearls in this formula settle quickly, so thorough mixing is the only way to get an accurate match. Test the color on the included card to verify the shade before you touch the car. When you begin the repair, keep the container moving to prevent the metallic flakes from pooling in one spot. Allow for adequate drying time in a covered garage or a patch of shade before you consider a second coat.