Infiniti Beige (Interior) (PC17) Touch Up Paint

The Look

Infiniti used this specific shade to define the cabin of the 2004 I35, creating an atmosphere of soft, traditional luxury. Since your car has likely spent two decades on the road, the interior plastics and trim pieces have probably shifted in tone due to constant sun exposure through the glass. This beige is the primary backdrop of your driving experience, so matching it requires you to acknowledge that age has likely made the original surface a bit more brittle and faded than the fresh paint in your hand.

Technical Details

This is a solid, matte finish. It contains no metallic or pearl particles because a reflective dashboard would cause dangerous glare on the windshield. The lack of flake makes it easier to match the color depth, but matte finishes are unforgiving in other ways. You cannot sand or buff this paint after it dries, as any friction will create a permanent shiny spot that clashes with the rest of the trim. Before you spray or dab Infiniti Beige (Interior) (check for code PC17), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to ensure the flattening agents are fully integrated.

Best Practices

Start by looking for your identification plate on the center of the firewall or the driver's side door jamb to confirm your specs. To get a professional result on worn console edges or door panels, apply the paint in several light, thin layers rather than one heavy coat. Always test the color on the included card first to see how it compares to your interior's current level of fading. When you begin the repair, keep the container moving to prevent the paint from pooling in the grain of the plastic. Give the surface ample drying time to let the matte texture level out naturally.