Lexus Arctic Blast Metallic (091) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This is not a standard white. This color was born for the 2021 RC F Fuji Speedway Edition, a car so rare that only 60 were ever produced. It carries a cold, high-tech energy that mimics the look of frozen asphalt under a winter sun. Because it was designed for a high-performance track star, the finish is aggressive and technical rather than soft or pretty. It gives your Lexus a heavy, structural presence that stands out because it refuses to sparkle like a traditional luxury car.

Technical Details

You are dealing with a complex Satin Pearl Tricoat. Unlike a standard gloss finish, this paint relies on a specific texture to scatter light. This means you have to be careful with the finish once it is dry. If you try to buff or polish a repair, you will create a permanent shiny spot that stands out against the rest of the muted surface. The metallic flakes inside the mixture are heavy and will settle at the bottom of the container. If they are not fully suspended, the color will look dull or patchy. This "mottling" happens when the flakes clump together, so the way you handle the application determines if the repair disappears or leaves a dark shadow.

Best Practices

Open your driver's side door and look at the VIN sticker on the jamb to confirm you have the right match. Before you spray or dab Lexus Arctic Blast Metallic (check for code 091), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. This ensures the pearls and pigments are perfectly blended. Test the color on the included card to see how the satin sheen develops as it dries. When you are ready to work on the car, choose a spot in your garage or a deep patch of shade to avoid direct sunlight. Apply the paint in thin, light layers and give each one ample drying time. Most importantly, keep the container moving to prevent the flakes from piling up in one spot.