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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.
Metallic

(2012) Buick 17 Quicksilver metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick 25 Dark Ming Blue metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick 33 Evolution Blue metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick 37 Imperial Blue metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Solid

(2012) Buick 50 Olympic White

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick 51 Gold Mist metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick 57 Cyber Gray metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick 76 Mocha Bronze metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick 81 Cocoa metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick 89 Crystal Red metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick GAR Carbon Black metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Solid

(2012) Buick GBA Black Onyx

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick GGT Seraph Orange metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick GHA Magna Steel metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick GLB Sonic Blue metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 Buick.

Metallic

(2012) Buick GLJ Smoky Gray metallic

Genuine Axalta automotive finish, matched for 2012 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.