Compatible with the following Chevrolets:

Models: All Other Models, Corvette
Years: 1958

To determine if Cashmere Blue is the correct color, check your vehicle's color code. It should match the paint color code, which is 2690 (1958).

Paint Products in Cashmere Blue 2690 (1958)

Whether you’re repairing tiny rock chips, medium scratches, or larger damaged areas, we have the right product for you:

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Where to find Chevrolet color code

How to Find Your Chevrolet's Color Code

Chevrolet did not make it easy to find the color code. Over the years they used many different locations and did not standardize the color plate, so it can be hard to locate. Usually it is in the glove box or the spare tire well; otherwise, the search may extend everywhere. The typical code is 51/WA316N, usually preceded by BC/CC. Two tone codes can appear as BC/CC U316N or BC/CC L316N (U for Upper, L for Lower).

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Whether you're an absolute beginner or a seasoned professional, you can achieve a high-quality paint job on your Chevrolet in the comfort of your own home.

PaintScratch proudly offers simple, beginner-friendly products in Cashmere Blue that do not require any fancy equipment. For the serious car fanatic, you can find ready-to-spray large-sized paints.

Your Paint Color Profile

Cashmere Blue

The Look

This is the definitive shade of mid-century optimism. Released as a one-year-only option, this color defined the debut of the Impala and gave the 1958 Corvette a softer, more sophisticated presence compared to the aggressive reds of the era. On the road, it sits somewhere between a sky blue and a dusty pastel, capturing that specific 1950s aesthetic where cars looked more like rolling sculpture than mere transportation. Because your car has been around since the Eisenhower administration, the original finish has likely shifted toward a flatter or more chalky tone, so your goal is to bring back that creamy, factory-fresh depth.

Technical Details

This is a pigment-rich solid finish, meaning there are no metallic flakes or pearls to worry about. The lack of metal particles is a blessing for a DIY project because you do not have to worry about "tiger stripes" or uneven mottling that usually haunts silver or gold paints. However, solid blues are notorious for showing their age through oxidation. When you apply this color, it will likely look much more vibrant than the 65-year-old paint currently on your fenders. This is a standard characteristic of vintage pigments, and a light buffing of the surrounding original paint often helps the new Chevrolet Cashmere Blue (code 2690 (1958)) settle in without looking like a bright thumbprint.

Best Practices

To find your confirmation, look for the metal cowl tag located on the firewall inside the engine compartment. Before you start, shake your container for a full minute to ensure the heavy blue pigments are fully suspended. Test the color on the included card first to see how the new paint reacts to your existing finish. When you are ready to work, find a spot in your garage or a patch of deep shade to keep the surface cool. Keep the container moving at a steady pace to prevent the paint from pooling in the low spots of those iconic 1958 body lines. Give the area plenty of drying time before you think about touching it, as these older-style colors need a moment to reach their full hardness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find my vehicle’s paint code?

Your paint code is usually found in the driver’s door jamb, trunk, or under the hood. See our Chevrolet Paint Code Guide for detailed instructions.

Will this paint match my car?

Because your Chevrolet is older or uncommon, the most accurate option is custom matching where you mail in a small painted part for a hand match. Our paint technicians usually do a great job matching Chevrolet color code '2690 (1958)' but a perfect match cannot be guaranteed.

Do I need primer and clearcoat?

While primer is recommended on bare metal or plastic, clearcoat is essential: it protects the basecoat and restores factory gloss.

How long does shipping take?

Orders are mixed fresh and ship within 3–5 business days. Delivery takes 2–14 days depending on location.

Which touch up product should I choose?

 It depends on the size of the damage:

  • Paint Pen (½ oz) – Best for very small chips and fine scratches.
  • Brush Bottle (2 oz) – Great for medium chips or scratches up to the size of a quarter.
  • Spray Can – Ideal for larger areas and panels.
  • Professional Sizes (Pint, Quart, Gallon) – Designed for full panel and vehicle resprays using spray equipment.

Not sure? If it’s just rock chips or small scratches, start with a Paint Pen.

Can I return my order?

Yes! If there’s a color match issue, we’ll replace the product or give you your money back. You also can return unopened, non-custom accessories for a full refund.

How long will the paint last in storage?

Paint pens and bottles last about a year if stored cool and dry. Spray cans can last several years if the nozzle is cleaned.