Choose your Automotive paint color for your 2007 Gmc Relay

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Restore Your 2007 Gmc Relay Finish In Two Steps

Select Your Gmc's Color (Step One)

AutomotiveTouchup paint products are custom mixed to perfectly match the color of your 2007 Gmc Relay using a basecoat/clearcoat system just like factory specs. To insure a proper match, you’ll need to know your vehicle’s color code, so you can find it on the chart below.

Chip Color Codes Color Description
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Cosmic Quartz Metallic 14, 308N, WA308N 14, 308N, WA308N Cosmic Quartz Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Light Gray Metallic 14, 9789, WA9789 14, 9789, WA9789 Light Gray Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Cashmere Metallic 15, 15U, 929L, WA929L 15, 15U, 929L, WA929L Cashmere Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Bright White 16, 9753, GCD, WA9753 16, 9753, GCD, WA9753 Bright White
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Stealth Gray 183E, 30A, W30A, WA183E 183E, 30A, W30A, WA183E Stealth Gray
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Bordeaux Red Metallic 204M, 49, WA204M 204M, 49, WA204M Bordeaux Red Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Emerald Jewel Metallic 215M, 38, WA215M 215M, 38, WA215M Emerald Jewel Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Gold Mist Metallic 216N, 316N, 51, GAO, WA216N, WA316N 216N, 316N, 51, GAO, WA216N, WA316N Gold Mist Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Dark Ming Blue Metallic 25, 722J, WA722J 25, 722J, WA722J Dark Ming Blue Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Cocoa Metallic 414P, 81, WA414P 414P, 81, WA414P Cocoa Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Stealth Gray Metallic 46, 836, 928L, G56, WA928L 46, 836, 928L, G56, WA928L Stealth Gray Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Sport Red Metallic 63, 817K, WA817K 63, 817K, WA817K Sport Red Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Light Tarnished Silver Metallic 67, 67U, 994L, WA994L 67, 67U, 994L, WA994L Light Tarnished Silver Metallic
2007 Gmc Relay Touch Up Paint | Black 848, WA848 848, WA848 Black

 

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Did you choose the wrong model? How about the 2007 Gmc Acadia, Alero, Avalanche, Aveo, Aztek, Blazer, Bongo, Bonneville, Bravada, Cab/Chassis, Camaro, Canyon, Cavalier, CK, Classic, Cobalt, Colorado, Commodore, Corvette, Cruze, Denali, Envoy, Escalade, EV1, Express, Full Pickup, Full Size Van, G3, G3 Wave, G5, Gts, H2, H3, H3T, Hhr, Hummer, Hummer Ev, Impala, Intrigue, Ion, Ion Coupe, Ion Sedan, Jimmy, Kodiak, L-Series, L-Series Wagon, L200, L300, Lacrosse, Lav, LS1, LS2, Lt Cab/Chassis, Lucerne, Malibu, Medium Duty, Medium Duty / T-Series, Monte Carlo, Outlook, Pickup, R8, Rainier, S Class, S-Series, S10, S10 Pickup, S15, Safari, Savana, SC1, SC2, Sierra, Silhouette, Silverado, Sky, Solstice, Sonic, Sonoma, Sportwagon, Sts, Suburban, Syclone, Tahoe, Terrain, Terraza, Topkick, Trailblazer, Trax, Truck, Typhoon, Ute, Van, Vue, Wagon, Wave, Xlr, or Yukon?  If you're still not sure, take a look at our All 2007 Gmc Models page.  Or, just go to our page dedicated to Gmc Touch Up Paint

Why The Two-Step Paint System?

Your 2007 Gmc Relay is painted at the factory with a high quality basecoat/clearcoat system. This two-step paint system consists of step one, the basecoat, which is your car’s actual color, and step two, the clearcoat, the specially formulated clear paint that protects the base color and provides the luster and deep shine your vehicle came with when new. AutomotiveTouchup products faithfully reproduce your vehicle manufacturer’s basecoat/clearcoat system.

Here's what our customers are saying about our Touch Up Paint:

John K, owner of a 2006 GMC Canyon from Auburn, WA

Well folks, it took some time to prepare and paint the damaged driver's side rear fender, as weather and other things delayed my efforts. The damage was on the lower part of the fender, and it was very difficult to repair and prepare, as the bumper was in the way. Bottom-line....I sprayed straight down from the rear, and then came to the side and sprayed from the rear and I tried to "feather" the stream as it fanned out towards the undamaged part of the fender. The color was good (as I found a can of my previous order which had enough paint to do the current damage. Feathering was the tough part as I couldn't easily spray a solid stream and then move it out to feather. The sprayed surface looked a little "sparse" in spots, but I played with it a bit more, and after curing, I used some pretty hard car wax to blend it all together. So I have a damaged spot fixed, not even noticeable unless one really sought out problems, and the color blend looks good. (The previous cans that I ordered were used to paint the canopy for the truck. Am I please with the two applications, and the paint as well....... you bet I AM! Thanks for the matching paint, and I do have an extra can for any other needs for repair! (Hope there aren't any)!!

Fred B, owner of a 2006 GMC Envoy from Milwaukee, WI

My 2006 Envoy is what I would call gold in color. Mixing paint is a lot like mixing printing ink which as a printer I did for 30 years. Red, gold and even white to name a few are a real challenge. It is so precise that I personally would sometimes use a toothpick as a measurement to get color just right. Mixing paint for a car exposed to elements for years is an art. Your company is excellent at it. Three times I’ve gotten paint for vehicles and all three were exactly on the money.

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