COLOR CODEPW1 - Stone WhiteJeep Touch-Up Paint

The Look

If you own a Wrangler or a Cherokee from the late nineties or early aughts, you are likely intimately familiar with this shade. It served as the factory canvas for a decade of trail rides and daily commutes. This is a punchy, crisp white that looks best when it is reflecting the sun off a clean hood. Because your Jeep has likely spent years out in the elements, the original finish might have yellowed or faded slightly compared to what is in your hand right now. It is a no-nonsense color for a no-nonsense vehicle.

Technical Details

This is a solid finish, which is the best news you could get for a project in your garage. There are no metallic flakes or pearl powders to worry about, meaning you do not have to stress about particles settling unevenly or creating dark stripes. The challenge with a solid white is its honesty. It shows every bit of road grime and every imperfection in your preparation. Since it lacks the shimmer of a metallic, your surface needs to be smooth before you begin.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Jeep Stone White (check for code PW1), you need to shake the container for at least sixty seconds. You can usually find your paint code on a sticker inside the driver's side door jamb, though on some older models, it might be on a metal plate under the hood near the radiator support. Always test the color on the included card to see how it matches your weathered exterior. When you start, keep the container moving to avoid heavy buildup and give it plenty of drying time between light layers to prevent runs.