COLOR CODEWA600R - Jet Black (Interior)Saab Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This color represents the final chapter of the Swedish cockpit. When Saab launched the 9-4X and the second-generation 9-5, they shifted toward a more integrated, executive interior style. It is a deep black that covers the plastic trim and console pieces, designed to look unified rather than flashy. Since your car has been on the road since the early 2010s, you are likely looking to hide scuffs on high-traffic areas like the door pulls or the dash bezel. This shade is all about maintaining the stealthy, professional environment that defined the last true Saabs.

Technical Details

Because this is a solid finish, you do not have to worry about metallic flakes settling unevenly or looking striped. The simplicity of a solid black is its greatest strength, as it offers a consistent color match. However, black is also an unforgiving shade. It acts like a spotlight for dust and surface oils. If the plastic isn't spotless, the new paint will highlight the debris rather than hide it. Work in a clean garage or under the shade to prevent the breeze from ruining your work while the surface is wet.

Best Practices

On these late-model Saabs, your identification sticker is usually hiding in the glove box or on the driver side door pillar. Before you apply Saab Jet Black (Interior) (check for code WA600R), you must shake the container for at least sixty seconds to mix the pigments. Test the color on the included card to confirm the shade matches your specific trim. When applying, keep the container moving to ensure an even layer and avoid pooling. Allow for adequate drying time between thin coats rather than trying to hide the damage in one heavy pass.