Choose your Automotive paint color for your
1974 Buick All Models.
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Select the color for your
1974 Buick All Models below
by clicking on any item in the corresponding row. After the color is selected, just
click the "choose your color" button to see the products we offer with that color!
Make Note:
The color code will be located on a sticker named Parts Identification. The code can start with BC/CC followed by a U, or a WA with a four digit number/letter combination. We use the WA format for simplicity, your code may have a U. WA8555 is the same as U8555. Click here for Buick paint code location chart and paint code label examples.
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Color Code(s)
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Color Description
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13, 4322, WA4322 |
Silver Mist Metallic |
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24, 4313, WA4313 |
Medium Blue Metallic |
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26, 4323, WA4323 |
Mediterranean Bl Metallic |
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29, 4447, WA4447 |
Midnight Blue Metallic |
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36, 4525, WA4525 |
Crystal Lake Bl Metallic |
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40, 4500, WA4500 |
Mint Green |
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4223, 59, WA4223 |
Nutmeg Metallic |
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4319, 64, WA4319 |
Silver Cloud Metallic |
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4330, 75, WA4330 |
Apple Red |
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44, 4516, WA4516 |
Ranch Green |
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4460, 72, WA4460 |
Ruby Red |
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4464, 80, WA4464 |
Pumpkin Metallic |
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4518, 69, WA4518 |
Dark Brown Metallic |
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4527, 50, WA4527 |
Sand Beige |
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4528, 55, WA4528 |
Nugget Gold |
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4533, 74, WA4533 |
Burgundy Metallic |
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4540, 79, WA4540 |
Plum Metallic/Rhone Red Metallic |
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4570, 53, 57, WA4570 |
Ginger Metallic |
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4642, 51, WA4642 |
Canary Yellow |
Here's what our customers are saying about our Touch Up Paint:
James M. of Toledo, OH
I purchased a spray Can of Very White Diamond Paint for my Buick and was totally satisfied and amazed at how perfectly it matched the original paint. I had to replace a door mirror on the driver door and the mirror I purchased was light brown and painted with your paint. The only person that knows it was replaced is myself. I just ordered another can to do some touch up.
Jeffrey Edelman of Chesterfield, MO
Beautiful, BEAUTIFUL matching. I think the most difficult thing about touching up, though, is the extreme difficulty in actually getting a linear scratch to fill-in naturally with paint. It always looks sort of messy after I do it. Still, this paint is gorgeous and much less than GMs touch up paint.
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