Fleet PPG Paints Touch Up Paint (254 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

With 252 colors in the registry, the Fleet PPG palette proves that "work vehicle" doesn't have to mean "boring." They really went for it here-you've got everything from the rugged DrumBoogie Beige and Apple Green to high-end exotics like Arancio Atlas Tricoat. Whether your ride is a heavy-duty hauler in British Racing Green or a custom project in Sapphire Blue, this collection is proof that PPG knows there are way more than just fifty shades of grey (though with names like Cosmic Gray and Graphite Gray, they certainly have those covered, too).

What to Watch For

Before you start, your first mission is finding that paint code. In the world of fleet vehicles, you'll typically find it on a sticker inside the driver's door jamb or tucked away in the glove box. While these paints are engineered to be tough-as-nails, they do have a few "personality traits." Because these are often applied in thick, durable layers, they can be prone to "orange peel"-that slightly bumpy texture that looks like the skin of a citrus fruit. You'll also want to keep an eye on high-exposure areas like the hood and roof; because fleet vehicles live their lives outdoors, colors like Wildfire Red or Omaha Orange can lose their "pop" to UV fading if they haven't seen a garage in a decade.

Driveway Repair Tip

Since so many of these colors are loaded with metallic flakes-like Blue Metal Mist or Platinum Metallic-your best friend is a vigorous shake. Shake that touch-up bottle or spray can for a full 60 seconds (set a timer!) to wake up those heavy sparkles that like to nap at the bottom. When you're applying the paint, remember that thin layers are the secret to success. Instead of trying to fill a chip with one giant "blob" of paint, apply two or three whisper-thin coats, letting each one dry for 10-15 minutes. This prevents the paint from staying soft or trapping air bubbles, ensuring your driveway fix looks like it was done by a pro.