Chevrolet Blue Glo (GHT) Touch Up Paint

The Look

Chevrolet Blue Glo is a sophisticated, high-energy shade that defines the modern era of the brand's SUV lineup. It gives models like the Blazer and Trax a premium, athletic appearance that stands out without being loud. On your Equinox or Trailblazer, this color acts as a chameleon; it looks like a deep, respectful navy in the shade but reveals a bright, electric personality when the sun hits the body lines. Since your vehicle has likely been through a few car washes and seasonal shifts, this blue is excellent at masking light road film, though it truly shines when the surface is clean and the metallic flake can breathe.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which means it relies on tiny suspended flakes to create that signature depth. Because these particles are heavier than the paint itself, they have a natural tendency to sink or cluster. If you don't maintain a consistent flow, you might notice mottling, which looks like dark streaks or shadows where the metal has bunched up. To get a factory-level match, you need to ensure those flakes lay down evenly across the surface. This finish is less about heavy coverage and more about building a uniform reflection that mimics the original factory application.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Chevrolet Blue Glo (check for code GHT), you need to shake the container for at least a full minute to evenly distribute the metallic flakes. You can usually find your specific code on the silver service sticker inside the glove box or tucked under the floor of the trunk near the spare tire. To ensure the color is right for your specific car, test the color on the included card and hold it against your fender in the daylight. Keep the container moving at a steady pace to avoid heavy spots. Work in your garage or a patch of shade rather than direct sunlight, applying thin layers and allowing enough drying time between each pass to prevent the paint from sagging.