Subaru Geyser Blue (UAT) Touch Up Paint

The Look

If you drive a Wilderness edition Forester or Outback, you are likely sporting the signature earthy hue that defines Subaru's off-road era. This color was designed to look like a tool, not a jewel. It has a deep, saturated presence that feels more at home covered in trail dust than it does under city lights. Since your car was built for the mud, you have probably noticed that this specific blue has become the face of the brand's rugged evolution. It is a bold choice that looks purposeful even when the car is stationary.

Technical Details

Unlike many modern blues that rely on sparkles to get your attention, this is a solid finish. This means there are no metallic flakes or pearl powders hiding in the mix. The benefit is a consistent, rich color that looks the same from every angle. The trade-off is that solid paints are incredibly honest. They show every swirl mark from a car wash and every fine scratch from a stray branch because there is no metallic shimmer to distract the eye or break up the light. When you apply your touch-up, you are working with a high-pigment formula that requires a smooth, steady hand to avoid heavy spots that can look darker than the surrounding panel.

Best Practices

You will find your paint information on the passenger side door jamb or occasionally stamped on the strut tower under the hood. Before you spray or dab Subaru Geyser Blue (check for code UAT), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. Because this is a heavy solid, the pigments settle at the bottom and need to be fully integrated to match your car's deep tone. Always test the color on the included card to verify the shade before touching the car. If you are using a spray can, keep the container moving in steady passes to prevent the paint from pooling. Give it ample drying time between light layers, and perform your work in a cool garage or the shade to keep the finish from drying too fast.