Hyundai Paint Codes & Touch Up Paint Guide

Need your Hyundai paint code? Match using the complete manufacturer colour code together with the model and production year. A registration lookup can help narrow the vehicle details if the code is not yet known.

Touch Up Car Paint supplies UK-mixed Hyundai touch up paint in pens, bottles and aerosols for models including i10, i20, i30, Tucson, Ioniq, Santa Fe and Kona.

Where can I find a Hyundai paint code?

Code-label locations vary across Hyundai models and years. Check manufacturer labels in the door apertures, body identification areas, engine bay and vehicle documentation. Record the full code exactly as shown.

Why the code matters

A marketing colour name is not always a unique paint formula. The code, model and year together give a much stronger reference than the colour name alone.

Metallic, pearl and colour variants

Hyundai uses solid, metallic and pearl finishes. Production variation, paint age, sunlight exposure and previous repairs can affect the final appearance, so test the mixed colour before applying it to the visible repair.

Which touch up product should I use?

Choose a pen for small chips, a bottle for larger localised scratches and an aerosol for broader prepared areas. Primer is useful where substrate is exposed; lacquer may be needed on basecoat systems.

Hyundai paint code FAQ

Can I get Hyundai paint from a registration?

Registration details help identify the vehicle and narrow the correct manufacturer colour data. Confirm the paint code where possible.

Does the VIN contain the paint code?

The VIN identifies the vehicle but is not itself the paint code.

Can older paint look different?

Yes. Weathering and fading can change how the original finish appears compared with freshly mixed paint.

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