Cadillac Vistiq Touch Up Paint (9 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Cadillac rolled out 9 distinct shades for the Vistiq, and they clearly weren't afraid to have some fun with the palette. From the fiery punch of Habanero to the deep, moody Nebula and the coastal vibes of Riptide, there's a nice mix of "look-at-me" and "stealth-luxury." They even gave us the classic Cadillac staples like Black Raven and Radiant Red Tricoat. Whether you're driving a Nimbus or a Sharkskin, the factory finish is high-gloss, but like any premium EV, it's a magnet for road debris.

What to Watch For

Cadillac's modern clear coats look like glass, but they can be a bit on the "soft" side, meaning they're prone to light swirling if you're not careful. On a vehicle this size, keep an eye on the front bumper and the leading edge of the hood; these areas tend to pick up tiny rock chips faster than you'd expect.

To find your exact match, you'll need the 4-digit code (usually starting with "WA" or "U"). Cadillac likes to play hide-and-seek with these: check the glove box sticker first, then the spare tire well. On newer models like the Vistiq, you might also find a QR code on the driver-side door jamb-scan that with your phone, and it should reveal the factory paint code in the data string.

Driveway Repair Tip

If you're working with Abalone White or Radiant Red, remember these are Tricoats-meaning they have a "base" color and a "mid-coat" sparkle. Since you're using a touch-up pen or brush, don't try to fill the chip in one go. Shake that bottle for a full 60 seconds (it really does matter for the pearls!) and apply the paint in thin, flat layers. If the color looks a little different at first, don't worry-it requires a little patience as it dries to its final shade. If you have a deep chip, "dab" the paint into the center and let it flow to the edges rather than "painting" it on like a wall.