Saturn Blue Silver Effect (WA725H) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This color defines the final years of the Saturn brand, giving your L-Series Sedan or Vue a crisp, tech-forward appearance. It acts as a chameleon, shifting between a bright, sterilized silver and a chilled, pale blue depending on whether you are parked in the sun or the shade. Since your car has likely been on the road for nearly two decades, this shade has probably held up better than most. It is excellent at masking light road salt and dust, though it can lose its icy punch if the clear coat has begun to haze over.

Technical Details

This is a high-content metallic finish. While it looks clean from a distance, light silvers are notoriously picky during the application process. The main risk here is mottling, which looks like dark, cloudy streaks or tiger stripes across the finish. This happens when the metallic flakes settle unevenly. If the paint is applied too heavily, the flakes sink and bunch up, ruining that crisp factory look. You want the flakes to stand up and catch the light uniformly to match the rest of the body.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Saturn Blue Silver Effect (check for code WA725H), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to wake up those heavy metallic particles. You can find your color ID on the Service Parts Identification label, which Saturn usually hid inside the glove box or under the trunk floor mat near the spare tire. To keep the finish even, keep the container moving and use light, overlapping passes. If you are using a pen or brush, avoid "searching" or over-working the paint once it is on the surface. Test the color on the included card first to make sure the flake density looks right, then allow plenty of drying time between coats to prevent the silver from sagging.