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Premium Pre-thinned airbrush OEM colors.


A quick word on finishes:
Basecoat colors need a clear topcoat for shine and protection.
Gloss enamels dry hard and shiny by themselves — no clear coat required.
All colors need a primer over bare plastic — I recommend SUPERprimer gray.
Best sprayed at 20–30 PSI using a .3 or .5 needle.
Solid

(1967) Buick A Regal Black

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick B Turquoise metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Solid

(1967) Buick C Arctic White

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick D Sapphire Blue metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick E Midnight Blue metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick G Gold Mist metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick H Green Mist metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick J Verde Green metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick K Aquamarine metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick L Shadow Turquoise metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick N Misty Burgundy metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick P Platinum Mist metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Solid

(1967) Buick R Apple Red

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick S Champagne Mist metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Solid

(1967) Buick T Ivory

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Metallic

(1967) Buick V Charcoal metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1967 Buick.

Swatches are close screen approximations — every screen shows color a little differently. The paint in the bottle is mixed to the real formula, so that’s where the accuracy lives.