[Pacifica123]

Does anyone know of an official (or reliable) place to purchase touch up paint? We want the velvet red. I searched the forums and didn't see much on this -- surely I'm not the first person to ask!

Thank you.

 

[tsax6010]

Does anyone know of an official (or reliable) place to purchase touch up paint? We want the velvet red. I searched the forums and didn't see much on this -- surely I'm not the first person to ask!

Thank you.

Did you try your dealer's parts department?

 

[ezdays]

Depending on how much touch up you need, but for small areas, I had posted that I found that this works great for red velvet touch up. http://www.pacificaforums.com/forum/50337-post10.html

I sprayed some in the can cover and used a small brush to layer it into the scratches on my bumper. I don't have what it takes to do anything that really requires spraying, but for the small stuff, this works fine.

 

[snorth]

Get the part # from your dealer, and then check Amazon and eBay.

 

[Tsuter]

Go here, and get a kit with the daubers and clear coat. Their color matches are perfect. Good products too.

Touch up paint | Touch Up Paint | AutomotiveTouchup

Then there check out the ammo NYC YouTube channel to get tips and such for paint touch up.

 

[generaltso]

I just ordered it from my dealer to have in the glove compartment. I think it was like $15.

 

[dotbot]

$15 gets you 1/2 oz of non-OEM base + clearcoat: https://www.ebay.com/itm/391887620345

We'll see how it goes...

 

[SherylBear]

You can get the exact color code for touch up paint on your mopar.com account since colors can vary year to year.

 

[Tiz]

Does anyone know of an official (or reliable) place to purchase touch up paint? We want the velvet red. I searched the forums and didn't see much on this -- surely I'm not the first person to ask!

Thank you.

Take the paint code to a shop that supplies products to body shops. They usually mix paint for the body shops. I have purchased as little as 1/2 pint and used an air brush to apply it. It matches better than any touch up paint I have ever purchased from the dealer or anywhere else. Some shops will even put it in a "rattle can" if you don't have an air brush or touch up gun. After it cures you can buff it out with a lambs wool buffer and some Dupont Finial Finish. It's nearly impossible to see the area touched up. Hope this helps.

 

[ctuna]

Dr Colorchip the best chip kit going and there paint is better than factory . I use it on my BMW .

 

[Tiz]

Dr Colorchip the best chip kit going and there paint is better than factory . I use it on my BMW .

I watched the video. That is cool. Does it really work as easy and as well as they show in the videos? If so you have given us all a valuable tip on chip repair for any car. Thanks

 

[ctuna]

Its not quite that magic but its way better to work with than any factory paint I have ever used.
Does not blob or smear nearly as much .
And fills better.
And it actually matched the color better.