Hummer All Models Touch Up Paint (26 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Hummer didn't exactly design these vehicles to blend into the scenery. Whether you're driving an original H1 "urban assault vehicle" or a beefy H3, the factory paint was designed to make a statement. We have 26 colors recorded for the brand, and they really went for it-ranging from the tactical Semi Gloss Black and Night Storm to the unapologetically bright Fly Yellow and Candy Apple Red. If you're rocking Mesa Dusk or Pewter Metallic, you've got some of the best-looking metallics of the era, though they do demand a little extra respect during a repair.

What to Watch For

Because Hummers have the aerodynamic profile of a refrigerator, they tend to catch every piece of gravel the road throws at them. Keep an eye on the leading edge of the hood and those massive door panels for rock chips. On H2 and H3 models, the sun can be a bit of a bully to the roof and hood, leading to clear coat fading or a "chalky" look on darker colors like Black.

To find your match, you'll need to go on a quick scavenger hunt. For the H2 and H3, open the passenger side door and look inside the glove box for a silver or white sticker; the code usually starts with a "U" or "WA" at the bottom. For the H1, you'll usually find the paint plate inside the driver's door jamb or near the lower sail panel.

Driveway Repair Tip

Since many Hummer colors (like Mesa Dusk or Green Metallic) are heavy on the metallic flakes, they can settle at the bottom of the bottle while sitting on your shelf. Give your touch-up bottle a serious workout-shake it for at least 60 seconds until you hear that mixing ball rattling like a spray can. When applying, remember that these trucks have huge, flat vertical surfaces. To prevent the paint from sagging or looking like a "blob," use several very thin layers rather than one heavy one. Getting a perfect look on those bold colors requires patience, so take your time and let each layer dry before adding the next.