Hummer Cashmere Metallic (19/WA929L) Touch Up Paint

The Look

Since your H2 or H3 was likely built for the road less traveled, you probably appreciate how well this champagne gold tone masks the evidence of a weekend in the mud. Cashmere Metallic was a standout choice for the 2007 model year, designed to give the heavy-duty Hummer frame a more executive, refined presence. It is a sophisticated earthy neutral that manages to look expensive even when it is covered in a light layer of dust. Because this color was only factory-offered for a short window, keeping your finish intact helps preserve the specific mid-2000s luxury aesthetic that defined the brand before it transitioned.

Technical Details

This is a true metallic finish, meaning your paint is packed with tiny reflective flakes that provide that signature glow. These flakes are heavier than the paint pigment and will naturally sink to the bottom of your container while it sits on a shelf. If you do not mix them thoroughly, your repair will look like a dull beige instead of a shimmering metallic. You must also be careful with your application thickness; if the paint goes on too heavy, the metal flakes can cluster together and create dark streaks or blotches known as mottling. Keeping the container moving during application is the best way to ensure the metal particles lay flat and catch the light evenly.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Hummer Cashmere Metallic (check for code 19/WA929L), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to fully suspend those metallic particles. You can verify your color match by looking at the Service Parts Identification sticker, which is almost always located inside the glove box on the H2 and H3 models. Always test the color on the included card to see how the flakes settle before you touch your vehicle. Work in the shade or a cool garage, and apply the paint in thin, light layers. This approach allows for proper drying time between coats and prevents the metallic finish from looking cloudy or uneven.