Colour-matched car touch-up paint
Professional colour-matched car paint

Car Touch-Up Paint by Manufacturer

Find colour-matched paint for your vehicle by manufacturer, registration number or factory paint code. Choose from touch-up pens, brush-in bottles and aerosols for chips, scratches and scuffs.

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Matched to your paint codeFactory colour references
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400,000+ paint listingsMakes, models, years and colours
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Three repair formatsPen, bottle and aerosol
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Fast UK dispatchMixed to order
Registration lookup

Find your exact vehicle paint

Enter your registration and we’ll help identify the correct paint colour for your vehicle.

Already know the factory code? Browse by manufacturer below and check the code in the product title before ordering.

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Why the factory paint code matters

Colour names alone are not always enough. Manufacturers can reuse names or produce several formulas for what appears to be the same shade.

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How colour matching works

We identify the correct route using the registration, make, model, year and factory paint-code reference.

  • Suitable for solid, metallic and pearlescent colours
  • Mixed to order for your vehicle
  • Available as a pen, bottle or aerosol
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What your repair may need

The correct system depends on the depth of the damage and the type of colour finish.

  • Use primer where bare metal or plastic is exposed
  • Use clear lacquer over metallic and pearl basecoat
  • Apply several thin coats and allow proper drying time
Helpful answers

Car touch-up paint FAQs

Can you find my paint colour from the registration?

Yes. Enter the registration above. Some vehicles may also require the VIN, model year or factory paint-code label to confirm the correct formula.

Where can I find the vehicle paint code?

Common locations include the door shut, boot floor, spare-wheel well, engine bay and vehicle service documentation.

Do metallic and pearl colours need lacquer?

Metallic and pearlescent basecoats normally require clear lacquer for gloss, depth and protection.

Which repair format should I choose?

Choose a pen for very small chips, a brush-in bottle for scratches and small areas, or an aerosol for larger scuffs and panel repairs.

Ready to find your exact paint?

Start with your registration or choose the manufacturer from the directory above.