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Color Chart.Pdf ® Finishing Products Division of RPM Wood Finishes Group Inc. Color Chart The Original Touch Up Company™ Made in the USA Color Chart ® Finishing Products Division of RPM Wood Finishes Group, Inc. Index Aerosols 1-5 Ultra® Classic Toner & Tone Finish Toner 1-3 Colored Lacquer Enamel 3-5 Shadow Toner 5 Touch-Up Markers/Pencils 5-15 Ultra® Mark Markers 5-9 3 in 1 Repair Stick 9 Pro-Mark® Markers 9-10 Quik-Tip™ Markers 10-11 Background Marker Touch-Up & Background Marker Glaze Hang-Up 11-13 Artisan Glaze Markers 13 Vinyl Marker Glaze Hang-Up 14 Brush Tip Graining Markers 14 Accent Pencils 15 Blend-Its 15 Fillers 15-29 Quick Fill® Burn-In Sticks 15-16 Edging/Low Heat Sticks 16 E-Z Flow™ Burn-In Sticks 16-17 PlaneStick® Burn-In Sticks 17-18 Fil-Stik® Putty Sticks 18-25 Hard Fill & Hard Fill Plus 25-27 PermaFill™ 27 Epoxy Putty Sticks 27-28 Patchal® Puttys 28-29 Knot Filler 29 Fil-O-Wood™ Wood Putty Tubes 29 Color Replacement 30-31 Blendal® Sticks 30 Sand Thru Sticks 30-31 Blendal® Powder Stains 31 Bronzing Powders 31 Dye Stains 32 Ultra® Penetrating & Architectural Ultra® Penetrating Stain 32 Dye Concentrate 32 Pigmented Stains 32-34 Wiping Wood™, Architectural Wiping Stain & Wiping Wood™ Stain Aerosols 32-33 Designer Series Stain, Designer Series Radiant Stain 33-34 Glazes 34 Finisher’s Glaze™ Glazing Stain & Aerosols 34 Break-A-Way™ Glaze & Aerosols 34 Leather Repair 35-37 E-Z Flow™ Leather Markers 35 Leather/Vinyl Markers 35 Leather/Vinyl Fil Sticks 35-36 Leather Repair Basecoat Aerosols 36 Leather Repair Toner Aerosols 36 Leather Repair Color Adjuster Aerosols 37 Touch Up Pigment 37 Leather Refinishing 37 Base Coat 37 NOTE: COLORS ARE APPROXIMATE REPRESENTATIONS OF ACTUAL COLORS USING MODERN PROCESS TECHNIQUES. VARIATIONS MAY OCCUR. Mohawk Finishing Products, Division of RPM Wood Finishes Group, Inc. Made in the USA PO Box 22000 Hickory, NC 28603 1-800-545-0047 Fax: 1-800-721-1545 Z115-2391 www.mohawkfinishing.com 52nd Edition Aerosols ® Ultra Classic Toner Stain strength, dye based fully transparent toners. M100-1200 1 - 12 Pack Assortment NATURAL PINE MAISON AMBER MEDIUM BROWN EXTRA DARK DARK BLACK DARK RED M100-0002 1 BROWN M100-0007 WALNUT WALNUT GOLDEN OAK M100-0224 MAHOGANY M100-0004 M100-0207 1 M100-0209 1 M100-0220 M100-0227 1 BROWN PERFECT MODERN LIGHT OAK/ LIGHT PECAN DARK LIGHT VAN DYKE BROWN MAHOGANY BROWN MAHOGANY NATURAL M100-0322 WALNUT/OAK WALNUT/ BROWN FRUITWOOD M100-0229 1 M100-0249 M100-0273 M100-0321 1 M100-0351 1 COLONIAL M100-0353 M100-0354 MAPLE M100-0352 1 MEDIUM OAK/ RED MAHOGANY NATURAL DARK RED DEEP RED CHERRY LIGHT YELLOW DARK WALNUT TAVERN PINE /CHERRY CHERRY WALNUT MAHOGANY M100-0408 1 GOLDEN OAK TONE-UP M100-7020 1 M100-0355 1 M100-0381 M100-0382 M100-0383 M100-0384 1 M100-0415 M100-1488 UNIVERSAL WALNUT M100-7021 Tone Finish Toner Finely ground, non-fading pigment based toners for spot repairs and general color blending. HENNA SEAL STORM WHISKEY AUTUMN CAPPUCCINO GREY WOLF ESPRESSO M101-0009 M101-0010 M101-0012 BARREL HARVEST BROWN KMC #SN147 KMC #SN138 KMC #SN136 KMC #SN155 KMC #SN173 M101-0033 M101-0034 M101-0030 M101-0031 M101-0032 BURNT SIENNA ENGLISH BURGUNDY CRIMSON ROSE SORREL SKY DRIFTWOOD HEARTY RYE GOLDEN BLUE RIDGE KMC #SN110 LEATHER TRACE KMC #SN192 KMC #SN195 KMC #SN172 KMC #SN100 NUTMEG KMC #SN190 M101-0050 KMC #SN112 KMC #SN174 M101-0054 M101-0056 M101-0058 M101-0064 KMC #SN130 M101-0066 M101-0051 M101-0053 M101-0065 AGED BRONZE SPRUCE RIDGE ROYAL CLASSIC TAWNY OILED SADDLE WHISKEY BLACK RAW UMBER THATCH KMC #SN102 KMC #SN111 SAPPHIRE CHESTNUT BEECHNUT KMC #SN171 M101-0140 M101-0143 M101-0144 M101-0067 M101-0068 KMC #SN140 KMC #SN145 KMC #SN186 M101-0074 M101-0071 M101-0072 M101-0073 CHOCOLATE TUNDRA CRANBERRY MOREL FIDDLETONE CHOCOLATE BLACK FOREST HAVANA SAHARA M101-0145 M101-0153 M101-0158 M101-0159 CHERRY GP M101-0185 M101-0188 M101-0189 M101-0160 M101-0184 1 Aerosols Tone Finish Toner (continued) Finely ground, non-fading pigment based toners for spot repairs and general color blending. COFFEE BUCKSKIN BORDEAUX WHITE WASH MEDIUM LIGHT WALNUT MEDIUM BROWN EXTRA DARK NEW MAPLE MAPLE M101-0200 M101-0201 M101-0202 WALNUT M101-0206 /AMERICAN WALNUT REDDISH M101-0190 M101-0205 WALNUT M101-0209 M101-0210 M101-0207 STORM CLOUD CHERRY SLATE LIGHT RED BLONDE BLACK DARK RED BROWN MEDIUM COLONIAL KMC SN149 M101-0215 MAHOGANY M101-0222 M101-0224 MAHOGANY MAHOGANY DARK WALNUT MAPLE M101-0211 M101-0218 M101-0227 M101-0229 M101-0234 M101-0240 PERFECT CATTAIL MEDIUM CIDER PALOMINO CHERRY KODIAK GRIZZLY MAPLE RYE BROWN M101-0263 CHERRY M101-0265 M101-0266 AUTUMN M101-0281 M101-0282 M101-0286 M101-0249 M101-0264 M101-0267 VAN DYKE FONTANA-NEW BEIGETONE/ CHAMPAGNE PICKLE FROST LIGHT PINE AMBER DARK VAN CHARTER OAK BROWN KMC M101-0300 PICKLE FROST M101-0324 M101-0325 M101-0326 DYKE BROWN M101-0356 SN129 M101-0303 M101-0323 M101-0353 M101-0290 MEDIUM CORDOVAN MEDIUM RED MEDIUM BROWN FRUITWOOD CHERRY NUTMEG WINTERSET PINE RANCH BROWN MAPLE MAHOGANY SHADING MAHOGANY CHERRY M101-0408 M101-0411 PINE M101-0505 M101-0357 M101-0385 MAHOGANY M101-0387 M101-0388 M101-0504 M101-0386 WARM TAN ROUGE BURNT UMBER VAN DYKE STATESMAN DARK OAK/ BROWN CHERRY ALKORCEL SILK ALKORCEL M101-1106 #890120 M101-1435 BROWN OAK TAVERN PINE M101-8359 M115-0001 STONE M101-1372 M101-1478 M101-1522 M101-7020 M115-0002 ALKORCEL CHAMPAGNE WHITE DARK DARK NEWBERRY II CHERRY/ CARMEL RED BROWN LINEN #115359 INNOCENCE HONEY OAK MAHOGANY #4762 BURGUNDY M115-1067 BACKGROUND M115-0003 M115-0329 SUITE 15594 M115-0521 PART #3721 M115-0777 #115364 LC1008 M115-0333 M115-0549 M115-0949 M115-1102 MAPLE IVORY CHERRY SY CASUAL MELODY FROST GLAZE CREAM MAUVE IVORY FOIL NEWPORT- OLYMPIA MIST #973100MI GENERATION GREEN M115-1362 #97312000FGM M115-1413 #9731532 EBONIZED M115-1749 M115-1129 M115-1189 M115-1272 M115-1392 M115-1532 CHERRY M115-1613 2 Aerosols Tone Finish Toner (continued) Finely ground, non-fading pigment based toners for spot repairs and general color blending. STONE AW STONE TERRACE PLACE- SY CASUAL ROSE GARDEN SYY GREEN SYY RED SYY WHITE SYY YELLOW M115-2000 M115-2001 ANTIQUE WHITE BLUE WHITE M115-2103 M115-2104 1101-1468-1469 1468 M115-2017 M115-2072 M115-2097 M115-2105 M115-2106 AMERICAN AMERICAN AMERICAN ANTIQUE RED KHAKI 4469 PUTTY 4469 ANTIQUE LIGHT ANTIQUE LIGHT COUNTRY HEWN-WHITE HEWN-RED HEWN-GREEN 4469 M115-2143 M115-2144 BLUE 4469 GREEN 4469 FRENCH RED M115-2139 M115-2140 M115-2141 M115-2142 M115-2145 M115-2146 M115-2147 COUNTRY KHAKI #2 PLANTATION PLANTATION STUDIO ONE MOSS RED TAUPE SAILCLOTH FRENCH 4469 COVE BLACK COVE WHITE BLACK M115-3000 M115-3001 M115-3002 M115-3003 PARISIAN BLUE M115-2149 M115-2745 M115-2799 M115-2809 M115-2148 SY CASUAL SY CASUAL SILK AW MPLIN/MAPLE YELLOW 1468 WINTER 1468 GREEN 1101 SAGE SILK PORCH 4469 COTTAGE M115-5000 LINEN AW M115-5019 HAVEN 2679 M115-5023 M115-5024 M115-5025 M115-3151 GREEN 4469 M115-5001 M115-5022 M115-3152 MI STYLE MPLIN/MAPLE MAU MAU 719 CV SILK CV LINEN PEARL WHITE LINEN M115-5030 M115-5031 M115-5032 M115-5026 M115-5029 Colored Lacquer Enamel Fast drying, lacquer based enamel. For producing opaque finishes. PRIMER AWC WHITE FEATHER GREY SM BLACK SEASIDE EMBER 346 SILVERADO LINEN PEWTER SEALER WHITE M104-0001 M104-0002 M104-0003 M104-0004 M104-0005 M104-0006 M104-0007 M103-0447 CREAM SWISS COFFEE LIGHT MAPLE SNOWDRIFT NEBULOUS MISSION WALL GREY MAPLE GUN METAL COCONUT/ M104-0009 M104-0016 M104-0018 KMC #PT100 GRAY KMC #PT150 M104-0029 GREY COTTON/BRIE/ M104-0026 KMC #PT120 M104-0028 KMC #PT115 HEAVY CREAM M104-0027 M104-0035 M104-0046 MIDNIGHT PLATINUM WEDGESTONE BRIGHT WHITE RIVER ROCK VANILLA MISTY BAYOU EIFFEL TOWER BLACK/ MYSTIQUE GREY KMC #PT190 500 (M) MDF KMC #PT125 KMC #PT130 KMC #PT110 KMC #PT135 SILHOUETTE KMC #SN165 KMC #PT155 M104-0059 M104-0060 M104-0061 M104-0062 M104-0069 M104-0070 M104-0071 M104-0052 M104-0057 3 Aerosols Colored Lacquer Enamel (continued) Fast drying, lacquer based enamel. For producing opaque finishes. CLOUD/ WHITE/ FORTUNE LIMESTONE/ OCEAN FLOOR BROOK TROUT CASHMERE/ DOVER FOREST FLOOR STERLING/ ALABASTER/ COOKIE SHARKEY M104-0076 M104-0078 PEARL M104-0087 M104-0088 BLUFF PICKET FENCE M104-0074 GRAY M104-0085 M104-0072 M104-0073 M104-0075 JUNIPER MARITIME/ FOSSIL/ LAMBS/OAT EGRET/ RAINWATER METALLIC CASHMERE BELLE SILVER BERRY/ BLUE SLATE MOONSTONE M104-0099 KHAKI/ M104-0097 ANTIQUE GOLD M104-0118 B/D650 NIAGARA M104-0094 M104-0098 SCONE M104-0109 M104-0126 M104-0089 M104-0095 CINDER GREY OLIVET B560 C12 PETAL C31 DAFFODIL C73 MIDNIGHT HARBOR NAUTICAL BLUE WHITE GLOSS LONDON M104-0127 M104-0147 M104-0154 M104-0155 BLUE M104-0183 KMC #PT105 CAB PROD. SKYLINE M104-0156 M104-0186 M104-0202 KMC PT175 M104-0210 PRIMER SEALER BLACK BOULDER FONTANA-NEW AMERICAN NATURAL LIGHT MEDIUM ALMOND BLACK SUPER GLOSS M104-0288 BACKGROUND GREEN M104-0321 GOLDEN TAN BROWN M104-0401 M104-0224 M104-0225 M104-0300 M104-0314 M104-0328 M104-0357 ANTIQUE ANTIQUE ANTIQUE LIGHT ANTIQUE METALLIC RICH METALLIC GUN METAL CAB WHITE PAC WHITE WHITE OFF WHITE IVORY IVORY PALE GOLD BRIGHT GOLD GREY 2 M104-1051 M104-1247 M104-0412 M104-0413 M104-0416 M104-0417 M104-0438 M104-0439 M104-1035 PLASTIC WHITE #1575 MEDIUM PROVINCIAL METALLIC ASH MEDIUM RAW CHERRY MEDIUM BROWN M104-1276 REDDISH TAN WHITE SILVER - B/A M104-2001 GOLDEN TAN BACKGROUND BROWN PINE CHESTNUT M104-1290 M104-1506 M104-1542 M104-2010 M104-2020 M104-2030 M104-2040 DARK DARK SAPELE SOH930 SOH670 DRUID HILLS ANTIQUED VINTAGE GREY VINTAGE WHITE DISTRESSED MIDTOWN BROWN M104-2785 M104-2786 M104-3852 GRAPHITE - M104-3913 M104-3914 LINEN M104-2050 M104-2060 ST JAMES M104-3915 M104-3911 AGED WHITE WHITE ANTIQUE IVORY DISTRESSED HEIRLOOM ANTIQUE GREY DISTRESSED ANTIQUED CHARCOAL M104-3916 M104-3917 M104-3918 GREY WHITE M104-3921 TAUPE GRAPHITE - M104-3924 M104-3919 M104-3920 M104-3922 JAMESON M104-3923 4 Aerosols Colored Lacquer Enamel (continued) Fast drying, lacquer based enamel.
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