Isuzu Oasis Touch Up Paint (14 OEM Colors)

### The Color Breakdown

The Isuzu Oasis didn't just share a skeleton with the Honda Odyssey; it shared a very 90s obsession with "Nature Chic." We've tracked 14 different colors for this rare bird, and Isuzu really leaned into the forest aesthetic. You've got a literal botanical garden of options like Sherwood Green Pearl, Clover Green Pearl, and Cypress Green Pearl. If you weren't feeling the foliage, they offered some stunning depth with Pacific Blue Pearl and the regal Bordeaux Red Pearl. It's a sophisticated palette for a minivan, though the occasional Black (matt) or Dark Gray (matt) suggests some owners were ready for a stealth mission to the grocery store.

What to Watch For

Since these vans are seasoned veterans of the road, the "90s Clear Coat Flake" is the most likely guest at your repair party. You'll often see the paint start to look a bit chalky or lift in small scales on the roof and the leading edge of the hood. Before you start, you need to verify your specific shade-don't guess based on the "it looks green" method. Swing open the driver's side front door and look at the door jamb or the center pillar; you're looking for a sticker with a "Color/Trim" code. If it's not there, check the firewall under the hood. Matching these pearls and metallics requires patience because the way the "sparkles" lay down can change the look, but it's nothing a steady hand can't handle.

Driveway Repair Tip

Most Oasis colors are "Pearls," which means they have tiny mica flakes that give the paint its glow. These flakes like to settle at the bottom of the bottle like sand in a snow globe. Shake your touch-up bottle for a full two minutes-not just a quick wiggle-to get those pearls back into the mix. When applying, avoid the "one big blob" strategy. Instead, use the tip of your brush or pen to dab very thin layers into the chip. If you're working on a metallic like Sebring Silver, wait 15 minutes between these thin layers. This prevents the metallic flakes from bunching up and making your repair look like a dark smudge.