Eagle Stone White (W1/SW1) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This clean, functional white defined the final years of the Eagle Vision. It is a bright, honest color that lacks any complex undertones, making it a staple of the late nineties Chrysler-Eagle lineup. Because your Vision has been on the road for nearly three decades, you might find that this white has aged with a bit more grace than the metallic reds or greens of that era. While it isn't a flashy show-stopper, it perfectly highlights the sleek, cab-forward lines that made your car look like it arrived from the future in 1996.

Technical Details

This is a solid finish, which is actually a blessing for anyone doing repairs in their own garage. Because there are no metallic flakes or pearl pigments inside, you do not have to worry about "mottling," which is when the color looks striped or blotchy due to uneven layering. The biggest challenge with a solid white is that it shows every bit of road tar and iron fallout. Since the original factory paint has likely yellowed slightly over the years, a fresh application will look very bright, so focus on keeping your layers thin to blend the old with the new.

Best Practices

You can usually find your paint code on a metal tag located on the passenger-side radiator support or the inner fender well. Before you spray or dab Eagle Stone White (check for code W1/SW1), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to ensure the pigments are fully integrated. Even with a solid color, you should always test the color on the included card before touching the car. Whether you are using a nozzle or a brush, keep the container moving to prevent the paint from pooling or running. Give the area plenty of drying time between layers to ensure the finish remains flat and even.