Touchuppaint advice
Colour matching & repair results
How we use your vehicle or colour code, why a dry test matters, and what to expect from a small paint repair.
From your reference to a colour test
Start with the right details
Your registration helps identify the original vehicle colour. A known paint code or standard colour code gives a more specific reference. Tell us about a respray or a different-colour request.
Treat the screen as a guide
Screen brightness, lighting and photographs change how colours look. A display swatch or vehicle colour name is not a physical paint standard.
Compare a dried test
Mix and apply a small test as directed. Allow it to dry, then compare the shade in suitable light before continuing with the repair. Keep the paint reference and batch details.
Set realistic expectations
Small touch-ups can make chips and scratches less conspicuous, but the repaired area may remain visible. Faded paint, previous repairs and metallic or pearlescent finishes can affect the result.
A question about your repair?
Tell us the product, colour reference and what you plan to paint.
