2007 Hummer Touch Up Paint (34 OEM Colors)

The 2007 Hummer Vibe

By 2007, the Hummer H2 and H3 weren't just vehicles; they were rolling statements of suburban dominance. Our database lists a staggering 34 colors for this year-an absolute buffet of choice for a brand that supposedly only cared about "utility." You had everything from the "I'm definitely in the Reserves" Grenade Green Effect and Desert Sand Effect to the high-visibility Fusion Orange Effect and Yellow. Whether you were crawling over a curb at the mall or an actual rock in Moab, 2007 was the peak of the Hummer's "bold and brash" era.

Paint Health Check

Don't let that heavy-duty sheet metal fool you; the paint on a 2007 Hummer isn't armor-plated. This was the heart of the "Thin Paint Era." By this point, factory robots had become incredibly efficient at spraying just enough paint to look good on the showroom floor without wasting a drop. Because of this "Robot Efficiency," the clear coat on these rigs is often thinner than you'd expect. On the broad, flat surfaces of an H2's hood or an H3's roof, that thin clear coat is prone to stone chips and UV-thinning. Once a chip starts, the factory layers can begin to delaminate faster than you can say "gas mileage."

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up these modern-era finishes, remember the Salty Painter's rule for thin factory coats: Build layers slowly; don't blob it. Since the original factory paint is applied in such precise, thin passes, a giant glob of touch-up paint will stick out like a sore thumb. Apply your color in several light, thin layers rather than one heavy one. This mimics the robot's precision and allows the metallic flakes in shades like Victory Red or Black Diamond Metallic to lay down correctly, ensuring your repair blends in instead of standing out.