Chevrolet Light Neutral (Interior) (WA9772) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This isn't just a basic tan. If you drive a Cobalt, Malibu, or a fifth-generation Camaro, you know this color as the workhorse of the Chevy cabin. It was designed to make those mid-sized interiors feel larger and more airy without the harshness of a true white. It's a warm, inviting neutral that bridges the gap between the dark dash plastics and the headliner. While it does a great job of hiding dust, it's a magnet for scuffs and oils from daily use, which is why your interior likely needs this refresh.

Technical Details

This is a solid finish, meaning it relies on pure pigment rather than heavy metallic flakes to get the job done. This makes your repair much easier because you don't have to worry about the color looking different from various angles. However, because it's a light interior shade, the texture of the plastic underneath is everything. Any deep scratches or gouges will show through the paint. Since this color is often applied to high-traffic areas like door handles or center consoles, the bond is the most important part. Skin oils and silicone-based interior protectants are the enemies of a good repair, so the surface must be completely stripped of grease before you begin.

Best Practices

You can usually find your code sticker tucked away in the glovebox or hidden under the trunk carpet near the spare tire. Before you spray or dab Chevrolet Light Neutral (Interior) (check for code WA9772), you need to shake the container for at least a full minute to ensure the pigments are properly mixed. Test the color on the included card to verify it matches your current level of interior fading. When you start, keep the container moving and apply several light layers rather than one heavy coat. This prevents drips on vertical surfaces like door panels. Give it plenty of drying time before you touch the area, as interior paints can stay soft for a while in the humidity of a closed car.