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Drawn from a measured reading of the factory color. Screens vary.

Mazda paint code 46G

Mazda 46G Machine Gray Metallic Touch Up Paint

Machine Gray Metallic (46G) for Mazda, 2016–2027. We mix it to the code in South San Francisco, spray-out test it and ship it within 2 business days.

From $37.02 a 6.7 oz aerosol

  • 6.7 oz aerosol$37.02
  • Quart$176.80
  • Half gallon$353.60
  • Gallon$707.20

1K basecoat or 2K single-stage, same price.

Paint code
46G
Finish
Metallic
Years
2016–2027
Makes
Mazda

Vehicles painted 46G Machine Gray Metallic

Model years as the paint books file them. If your car isn't listed, check the code on its label: a code can be reused for another color.

  • Mazda CX-32018–2023
  • Mazda CX-302020–2027
  • Mazda CX-52017–2027
  • Mazda CX-502023–2027
  • Mazda CX-92016–2023
  • Mazda CX-902023–2027
  • Mazda Mazda22022
  • Mazda Mazda32017–2027
  • Mazda Mazda62017, 2019–2021
  • Mazda MX-302022–2023
  • Mazda MX-52017–2018, 2020–2025
  • Mazda MX-5-Miata2026–2027

Check that your Mazda is 46G

Newer Mazdas: on the label on the driver's door jamb (the B-pillar). Older Mazdas: on the ID plate on the firewall, in the engine bay.

The code is two or three characters, now usually three: 46G Machine Gray Metallic, 25D Snowflake White Pearl Mica. 46V Soul Red Crystal Metallic and 41V Soul Red Metallic are different reds, so check which one your label says.

Every Mazda paint code we mix

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Color-match guarantee

Send us a painted part from your car (a fuel door, a mirror cap, a chip) and we match the paint to it and check it against your sample before it ships. If the mix doesn't match your sample, we re-mix it and ship it again free.

Paint mixed from a code alone follows the factory formula, which can differ from paint that has faded or been resprayed, so it isn't covered: spray a test card before you paint. Full terms.

Touch-up paint by make

Where each make prints its paint code, and the colors we mix most for it.

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