6272
Light Argent Metallic Matte
GM paint code 6272
Light Argent Metallic Matte.
- Code
6272(also seen asWA6272)- Finish
- Matte
- Colour family
- Grey
- Code in use
- 1996–2019 across GM
- Models
- 16
- Same paint on
- Isuzu
- Screen colour
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GM models with paint code 6272
Years are the overlap of the code's years with each model's production years. ≈ production years of the model line, not the exact variant; ? production years not confirmed yet.
| Model | Years | Colour name |
|---|---|---|
| GM Acadia | 2006–2019 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Astro | 1996–2005 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Bravada | 1996–2004 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Dts | 2005–2011 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Envoy | 1997–2008 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Hummer | 1996–2019 ? | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Hummer H2 | 2002–2009 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Kodiak | 1996–2009 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Malibu | 1996–2019 ? | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Medium Duty Truck | 1996–2019 ? | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Rainier | 1996–2019 ? | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Safari | 1998–2019 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Silverado | 1998–2019 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Topkick | 1996–2019 ? | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Traverse | 2008–2019 | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
| GM Trk Interiors | 1996–2019 ? | Light Argent Metallic Matte |
2 more models listed with this code, but outside their production years
- GM Sierra (built 1982–1993)
- GM Trailblazer (built 2020–present)
Where to find code 6272 on your GM
Service Parts Identification (SPID) label. A code starting with WA followed by digits (for example WA8555), or a three-character code such as GAZ; the line often starts with BC/CC and U.
Touch-up paint for Light Argent Metallic Matte
Ask for GM 6272 and give the model year: paint suppliers mix by code, and some codes have several variants (this one also appears as WA6272).
This is a matte or low-gloss variant: use a matte clear coat, never a gloss one, and expect to repaint a whole panel rather than polish a spot.
Read the touch-up paint guide before you start.