Chevrolet Light Titanium Gray (Interior) (WA311N) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This color was the backbone of the General Motors cabin for over a decade. Whether you are sitting in the driver seat of a Corvette or loading gear into an Avalanche, this shade provides a cool, neutral atmosphere that makes the interior feel significantly larger than the darker charcoal alternatives. It was the go-to choice for the Impala and Malibu Maxx because it strikes a balance between professional and utilitarian. Since your vehicle has likely been on the road for several years, you may notice that this gray is a magnet for scuffs and oils from your hands. Refreshing these high-traffic areas restores that crisp, factory-floor cleanliness that defines the modern Chevrolet era.

Technical Details

The finish on Chevrolet Light Titanium Gray (Interior) (code WA311N) is a solid, low-gloss color designed to match plastic and vinyl trim. Unlike an exterior paint that relies on heavy glitter, this interior version focuses on a smooth, matte appearance to prevent glare on your dashboard. The main challenge with this color is not the pigment itself, but the sheen. If you apply the paint too heavily, the finish will become too reflective and won't match the duller, original plastic. It is a forgiving color to work with because it hides minor surface imperfections, but you must be careful to preserve the natural texture of your door panels or console.

Best Practices

Before you begin, you can find your paint code on the silver Service Parts Identification sticker, usually located inside the glove box or on the underside of the trunk carpet. Before you spray or dab the paint, shake the container for at least 60 seconds to ensure the pigments are fully integrated. Test the color on the included card to confirm the shade matches your specific interior trim before you move to the vehicle. When you are ready to apply, keep the container moving to prevent the paint from pooling in the grain of the plastic. Work in your garage or in the shade to avoid direct sunlight, which can cause the paint to dry too fast and unevenly. Allow ample drying time between light layers to build up the color without losing the factory texture.