Chevrolet Synergy Green Metallic (WA708S/GHS) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This isn't just a paint job; it's a high-voltage statement. Originally debuted as a limited-run special edition for the 2010 Camaro, this radioactive shade was so popular that it eventually found its way onto the Sonic. It has a high-energy presence that looks like it belongs on a SEMA show floor rather than a grocery store parking lot. Since your vehicle has likely been on the road for over a decade, you have to account for the way the sun has treated that factory finish. That glow is iconic, but it takes a bit of patience to get the repair to sit right next to the original panels.

Technical Details

You are dealing with a complex metallic and pearl finish. This is much trickier than a solid color because those tiny metallic flakes and pearl particles love to sink to the bottom of the container or clump together. If they aren't distributed perfectly, you will end up with dark streaks or "mottling" where the finish looks blotchy or striped. Before you spray or dab Chevrolet Synergy Green Metallic (check for code WA708S/GHS), you need to shake it for at least 60 seconds. Consistency is everything here; if those flakes don't lay down flat, the color will look different from every angle.

Best Practices

Locate your paint code on the silver or white Service Parts Identification sticker. For a Camaro, look under the trunk carpet on the driver's side; for a Sonic, check the glove box or the door jamb. When you are ready to work in your garage or in the shade, always test the color on the included card first to see how the pearl depth looks once it dries. To prevent the metallic particles from bunching up, keep the container moving across the surface in steady, even passes. If you are using a pen or brush for a chip, use light dabs rather than heavy strokes to avoid "pushing" the flakes to the edges of the repair. Allow for plenty of drying time before you apply a clear coat to seal in that neon shimmer.