GMC Jet Black (Interior) (WA600R) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This color is the silent backbone of the GMC cabin. Since 2010, it has been the standard for the Terrain, Sierra, Canyon, and Yukon, coating everything from center consoles to dashboard trim. Because your truck has lived through years of sun exposure and daily use, the original plastic might have faded slightly. This isn't a showy color; it's a deep, functional black designed to minimize glare and blend into the shadows of the interior. When you fix a scratch with this, you aren't looking for a transformation-you're restoring the quiet, uniform look the factory intended.

Technical Details

This is a solid finish, which means you won't find any metallic flakes or pearl additives hiding in the mix. The real challenge with a solid interior black is matching the sheen. Factory plastics usually have a satin or matte quality to prevent light from bouncing into your eyes while driving. If you apply the paint too heavily, the surface will become too smooth and reflective. You want to avoid a "greasy" look that stands out against the textured plastic of the rest of the dash. Deep blacks like this are also notorious for showing dust and oil, so the surface must be scrubbed clean of all interior protectants before you start.

Best Practices

To find your confirmation, look for a silver or white sticker inside your glovebox or on the driver's side door jamb. Before you spray or dab GMC Jet Black (Interior) (check for code WA600R), you need to shake the container for at least 60 seconds to get the pigment settled. Test the color on the included card to see how it looks once it fully dries, as the sheen can change as the moisture evaporates. Work in a cool garage or the shade rather than direct sunlight. Whether you are using a nozzle or a brush, keep the container moving to avoid build-up. Apply two or three thin layers, allowing plenty of drying time between them, to maintain that low-gloss factory texture.