COLOR CODE6T7 - Cypress PearlToyota Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This is one of those colors that defines a specific era of Toyota design. If you are looking at a Highlander, Sienna, or Avalon from the late 2000s, you likely have this deep, organic green. It was a flagship choice for the Highlander Hybrid because the earthy tone signaled its eco-friendly nature. Because your car has likely spent over a decade on the road, you might notice the original finish has a soft, muted glow. It is a mature color that manages to look clean even when it is actually quite dusty, making it one of the most practical shades for a family hauler.

Technical Details

Since this is a pearl finish, the paint relies on tiny mica flakes to catch the light and create depth. This is a double-edged sword for your repair. While the pearl helps the color blend into the original finish, those flakes like to clump together if you apply the paint too heavily in one spot. This can result in dark patches or stripes that look uneven once they dry. Before you spray or dab Toyota Cypress Pearl (check for code 6T7), you need to shake the container vigorously for at least a full minute to get those flakes suspended properly.

Best Practices

You will find your color identity on the VIN sticker inside the driver's side door jamb; look for the "C/TR" line. Before you start the repair in your garage or in the shade, you must test the color on the included card. This is the only way to see how the pearl flakes settle before they hit your car. Whether you are using a pen or a can, keep the container moving constantly to ensure the flake distribution remains even. If you apply multiple coats, give each one enough drying time so the layers do not melt together and bury the pearl effect.