GMC Sierra Touch Up Paint (222 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

GMC certainly didn't hold back, recording a staggering 221 colors for the Sierra. They've given us everything from the hilariously self-aware Black Meet Kettle Pearl to the daringly named Pull Me Over Red. Whether your truck is sporting the classic Pewter Metallic or the adventurous Unripened Green, the Sierra lineup is a masterclass in variety. They even leaned into the drama with shades like Cherry Bomb Pearl Tricoat-because why just drive a truck when you can drive a statement?

What to Watch For

Before you grab your touch-up pen, you need to find your "Service Parts Identification" sticker. GMC likes to keep you on your toes, but you'll usually find this silver or white label hidden inside your glove box. Look for the "BC/CC" heading at the bottom; your code will likely start with "WA" or "U."

Now, for the reality check: Sierra paint is known for being a bit of a "heart-on-its-sleeve" situation. If you have a white model, keep a close eye on the hood and roof, as the clear coat can sometimes decide it's had enough of the sun and start to flake. Also, check the areas around your door handles; the friction from daily use can lead to small chips that eventually invite corrosion to the party.

Driveway Repair Tip

Because many of these colors-like White Frost Tricoat or Sonoma Jewel Metallic-rely on heavy metallic flakes and pearls for that signature GMC glow, your secret weapon is the "The Long Shake." Don't just give the bottle a courtesy wiggle; shake that pen or bottle for a full two minutes. This wakes up the heavy metallic particles that have settled at the bottom so they actually make it onto your truck. When applying, think "less is more." Use the tip of your brush to dab tiny, thin layers into the chip rather than trying to fill it all at once. It requires patience, but building the color up slowly ensures those sparkles sit exactly where they're supposed to.