Pontiac Fiero Touch Up Paint (7 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

The Pontiac Fiero didn't just break the mold for American sports cars; it did it in a tight, punchy palette of 7 recorded colors. Whether your mid-engine marvel is sporting the legendary Talbot Yellow (which screams "I love the 80s" louder than a synth-pop solo) or the classic Flame Red and White, Pontiac kept things focused. Since there weren't "50 shades of gray" to choose from-just a couple of sharp metallics like Silver and Medium Gray-getting the right bottle in your hand is half the battle won.

What to Watch For

Because the Fiero is famous for its "Enduraflex" plastic body panels, the paint has had a long, strange journey. You'll often see the clear coat getting a bit shy and peeling away from the color underneath, especially on the flat surfaces of the hood and roof. Also, keep an eye on the wheel arches and door edges; the paint can get brittle and chip off where the plastic panels flex. To find your exact match, pop the "frunk" (the front hood). Look for a white Service Parts Identification (SPID) sticker usually living on the inner wheel housing or the front compartment wall. You're looking for a code starting with "WA" followed by four digits.

Driveway Repair Tip

When you're using a touch-up pen on those plastic panels, remember that they like to move. If you're filling a chip, don't try to fill the whole crater in one go. If you're working with Medium Red Metallic or Silver Metallic, give that bottle an extra-long, two-minute shake-those tiny metallic flakes like to settle at the bottom of the bottle, and you need them awake and dancing to get the right look. Apply two thin, light dabs rather than one big glob; it stays flexible and looks much sharper once it dries.