1993 Suzuki Touch Up Paint (20 OEM Colors)

The 1993 Suzuki Vibe

1993 was the year of the boxy 4x4 and the rise of the "zippy" commuter. Whether you were tossing a Samurai through a mud hole or navigating a Sidekick to the mall, Suzuki was the king of the "small but mighty" movement. In an era where most manufacturers were experimenting with teals and magentas that aged like milk, we've focused our database on the two colors that actually stood the test of time: Superior White and Satin Black. These aren't just colors; they're the rugged foundation of the '93 lineup, built for owners who cared more about the trail than the trend.

Paint Health Check

Welcome to the peak of "The Peeling Era." By 1993, the industry had moved toward basecoat-and-clearcoat systems, but they hadn't quite mastered the chemistry of the bond. If your Suzuki has been living outside, you're likely dealing with Delamination-what we in the shop call "zombie skin." This is where the clear coat loses its grip on the basecoat and starts lifting in white, flaky sheets. Once that top layer of protection goes, your paint is defenseless against the sun and road salt. It's not just an eyesore; it's the beginning of the end for your sheet metal.

Restoration Tip

The golden rule for 1990s Suzuki paint is simple: Seal your chips immediately. Because the clear coat from this era is prone to lifting, a single rock chip acts like a "front door" for moisture and air to get underneath the finish. Once that happens, the clear coat will start to "bridge" and peel away from the chip in every direction. Don't let a tiny nick turn into a hood-sized headache. Clean the area, dab your touch-up paint to seal the edges of the clear, and you'll stop that localized rebellion before it spreads.