377 Peacock Blue Touch-up paint for Lada Samara, 1997
20 ml pen with a needle tip for chips and a brush for scratches.
Mixed to order, ships within 24 hours, tracked, free worldwide. Exact match or your money back. The swatch is a screen preview; the paint is mixed to the code.
Is 377 your code?
- 377
Alternative colour namesDark Green · Murena · Turmalinggruen
The paint code is usually on a label in the driver's door frame, under the bonnet or in the boot.
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Four steps. Two minutes a coat.
Real photos, real pen, real hands.
01Clean and shakeWipe the spot, shake the pen well.
02Brush for scratchesLoad the brush, trace the scratch once. Thin layers.
03Needle for chipsDot the paint into the chip, let it dry.
04Second coat, polishBuild it up, then blend the edge.
Before. After.
Real repairs by real customers, sent to us after they finished.
About this colour
Peacock Blue, paint code 377
Lada Samara: paint code 377 Peacock Blue
Peacock Blue is the solid blue that Lada lists under paint code 377, used in 1997.
See where Lada puts the paint label
Some documents call it Dark Green, Murena and Turmalinggruen. Lada used the same paint on the Riva (1997) and Niva (1997).
Solid colours blend easily: level a chip with small dots from the needle, and trace a scratch once with the brush. Dark shades show every ridge: build the chip up until it is level, then polish once the paint has cured. Paint of this age has usually faded a little in the sun, so test on a hidden spot first.
Every kit is mixed to code 377 when you order. Basic is the 20 ml pen with needle and brush, Standard adds polish paste, and Complete adds polish paste, a microfibre cloth and a glove. Shipped within 24 hours, tracked and free worldwide.
Questions
Shipping and delivery
Mixed and shipped within 24 hours, Monday to Saturday, free and tracked, from Lithuania.
Germany, Austria, Benelux, Poland, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Baltics, Central Europe: 4–7 days
Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, UK, Switzerland, Norway: 5–9 days
United States, Canada: 8–14 days
Australia: 10–18 days
New Zealand, Mexico, rest of the world: 7–25 days
USA and European Union: duties and taxes are already covered, so there are no import fees on delivery.
Other countries: local duties or taxes may apply.
Is this an exact colour match?
Yes. It is mixed to your official colour code, and every order is mixed by hand to order.
If your car's paint is older or faded, the result can vary slightly with age, sun exposure and surface condition.
What kind of damage is this best for?
It is best for small chips, scratches and scuffs.
Deeper damage down to bare metal or plastic may need extra preparation, such as primer or filler, for the cleanest result.
How do I use it, and do I need clear coat?
For most small repairs, apply the paint in thin coats and let each coat dry properly.
Clear coat is usually not needed for small chips and scratches when the paint is applied carefully.
For the best result, do not wash the repaired area for 24–48 hours.