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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.
(1983) Honda B21M Nelson Blue metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda B23M Windsor Dark Blue metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda B25M Lindsey Blue metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda B26M Avignon Blue metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda NH77M Glacier Gray metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda NH79M Arctic Silver metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda NH80M Blackburn metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda NH81M Slate Gray metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda R39 Victoria Red
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda R46 Dominican Red
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda YR43 Oslo Ivory
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda YR47M Levanna Brown metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda YR48M Lamia Beige metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda YR49M Belwic Brown metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda YR51M Almeria Beige metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda YR52M Savoy Brown metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda YR54 Desert Tan
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
(1983) Honda YR60M Champagne Beige metallic
Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 1983 Honda.
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.