Chevrolet Camaro Touch Up Paint (203 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Chevrolet has officially recorded a staggering 203 colors for the Camaro, and it's clear the design team had a sense of humor to match their horsepower. They really went for it with names like the cheeky Pull Me Over Red, the pun-heavy Black Meet Kettle Pearl, and the oddly poetic Tin Roof Rusted Metallic. From the legendary Hugger Orange of the sixties to the electric glow of modern Shock Metallic, the Camaro is a car that demands to be noticed-which is great until you notice your first rock chip.

What to Watch For

The Camaro is a high-velocity magnet for road debris. Because of its aggressive, low-slung nose, the front bumper is a prime target for "road rash." On newer models, especially in darker shades like Mosaic Black, the paint can feel a bit thin, making those white primer chips stand out like stars in the night sky. To find your fix, check the driver-side door jam for a sticker with a QR code. If it's not there, head to the trunk-lift the carpet and look for a "Service Parts Identification" sticker near the spare tire or battery. You're looking for a code starting with "WA" or "G."

Driveway Repair Tip

Since a huge chunk of the Camaro palette consists of "Metallic" and "Tricoat" finishes, your secret weapon is the "Big Shake." Those tiny metallic flakes like to settle at the bottom of the bottle. Shake your touch-up pen or bottle for at least two full minutes-set a timer if you have to. When you're ready to apply, don't try to brush the paint on in a single stroke. Instead, use the tip of the applicator to "dab" a tiny dot into the center of the chip and let gravity do the work of leveling it out. If the chip is deep, wait 20 minutes and add a second tiny dot. Patience is the difference between a repair that disappears and a repair that looks like a grape stuck to your hood.