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Premium Pre-thinned airbrush OEM colors.
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.
(1969) Volkswagen L11K Oriole Yellow
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L282 Lotus White
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L31K Sunset
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L41 Black
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L50B Diamond Blue
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L50H Brilliant Blue
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L50K Neptune Blue
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L51K Chrome Blue
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L581 Cloud White
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L60B Elm Green
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L610 Delta Green
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L620 Savannah Beige
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L62K Cypress Green
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L630 Cobalt Blue
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L66B Deep Sea Green
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L87 Pearl White
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
(1969) Volkswagen L90C Toga White
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1969 Volkswagen.
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.