Find colour-matched touch-up paint for small chips, scratches and scuffs on your van. Start with a UK registration or a known paint code, identify the part being repaired and choose the paint format that suits the damage.

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Choose your van model

These model pages help you work through the paint reference and repair choices. A model name alone does not confirm the colour on your vehicle.

Registration details and your van’s paint code

A registration helps identify the vehicle; it does not, by itself, confirm the exact factory paint code. Include the full code when you know it. If the van has been resprayed, has replacement doors or uses a fleet colour, tell us before mixing. The original vehicle reference may not describe its current paint.

A plain colour name such as white or silver is not enough to distinguish every shade. Check the manufacturer’s paint information or ask the dealer to confirm the original reference. Read our paint-code help.

Check the surface before choosing paint

Painted metal body panels, plastic bumpers, mirror housings, textured trim and wheel finishes should be assessed separately. Body-colour paint is not automatically the right product for every part of the van. Tell us which surface you want to repair and whether the existing finish is gloss, satin, matt or textured.

Remove dirt before assessing the mark. Some marks sit on intact paint; others involve missing colour, exposed material or corrosion. For dents, cracked parts, substantial rust or damaged structure, have the area assessed before planning a cosmetic touch-up.

Bottle, fine-tip applicator or aerosol?

Repair Starting point
A small chip or isolated spot Brush-in-lid touch-up bottle
A narrow line of missing colour Fine-tip paint applicator
A wider area needing spray application Car and van colour aerosols, with compatible preparation and finishing products

Choose the products for the damage and coating system, rather than the largest pack. Our standard colour aerosols are basecoat and need compatible clear lacquer. Follow the supplied instructions for the selected paint. Check what each pack includes.

Keep a useful paint record

For a working van or fleet, keep the paint reference, part painted, product used and any previous repair details together. This helps with future orders, particularly when otherwise similar vehicles have different colours or repairs. A dried test sample is a useful check before applying a fresh order.

Trade and repeat-order enquiries · Stone-chip repair guide · Ask our paint team

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