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Porsche Touch-Up Paint
Preserve the lines of your Porsche with colour-matched touch-up paint. Our kits are mixed to official Porsche specifications so repairs blend cleanly into the original finish.
Discover Your Exact PORSCHE Paint Colour
By Entering Your Registration
Enter your number plate and we’ll retrieve the exact Porsche colour code linked to your vehicle – no guesswork needed.
Factory-Style Results From Your Own Garage
A tiny chip on a bonnet edge or door can spoil an otherwise flawless Porsche. With Scratch Repair™ touch-up kits, you can correct those marks yourself without booking into a body shop.
Our Porsche formulas are mixed to match the original paint code, helping the repair blend smoothly into the surrounding panel so the eye is drawn to the car, not the damage.
Choose Your Porsche Model
Finding Your Porsche Paint Code
Our registration lookup is the simplest way to identify your Porsche colour code, but you can also locate it on the vehicle itself. Most models carry a build sticker in the service book and inside the car showing option codes, trim and exterior paint.
How Our Porsche Colour Match Works
Enter your registration and we’ll read the colour code associated with your Porsche from our database. Your touch-up kit is then mixed to that exact code, so you receive paint that mirrors the original factory finish.
Prefer to Check the Code Manually?
If you’d rather verify it yourself, use the guide below to find the paint code sticker and then search for that code on our site.
Typical Porsche Paint Code Locations
Depending on age and model, Porsche usually places paint information in these areas:
| Model Range | Position of Colour Label |
|---|---|
| Modern 911 / Boxster / Cayman / Taycan | Sticker in the service book and under the front bonnet (frunk) |
| Cayenne / Macan / Panamera | Luggage compartment or spare wheel well, plus service book label |
| Classic models (912, 928, 944, 968, early 911) | Engine bay or front boot area on a metal plate or sticker |
The paint code is usually a three-character code (sometimes with an extra suffix) such as “L041”, “LM1W”, “LS9R” or “M4A”. It often appears alongside option codes and trim information.
If the sticker is missing or hard to read, your Porsche Centre can confirm the correct colour from the VIN, or you can rely on our registration lookup to identify it for you.
Reading the Porsche Option Sticker
On the build sticker you will see a block of option codes. Among these is the exterior paint code. Once you’ve found it, enter the code on our website or choose it from the colour options on the product page.
Matching against the code ensures far better accuracy than guessing from photos or names alone, especially with similar shades of silver and grey.
Not Sure Which Colour Your Porsche Is?
Share your registration and any details from the sticker and our team can help confirm the right paint code before you order, so you get the perfect match first time.
Applying Scratch Repair™ Porsche Touch-Up Paint
Our kits follow a straightforward three-step process: prepare the area, apply thin coats of paint, then refine the finish once cured. Working patiently with light layers yields the cleanest, least noticeable repair.
As well as improving appearance, properly sealed chips help protect exposed metal from corrosion and further damage.
Find Your Porsche Touch up Paint Paint Code & Popular Touch-Up Paints
For an exact colour match when repairing or repainting your Porsche Touch up Paint, it's essential to know the factory paint code. These codes are usually found on a label inside the driver's door or in the owner's manual.
Porsche Touch up Paint FAQs
Do I need professional help, or can I apply it myself?
Our Porsche Touch up Paint touch up paint kits are designed for easy DIY use. With a simple apply–blend–polish process, you can achieve professional-looking results at home—no specialist tools required.
How long does the paint take to dry?
Touch dry in around 20–30 minutes per coat. We recommend waiting 2–4 hours before applying clear coat, with full cure typically in 24–48 hours depending on temperature and humidity.
Will the repaired area look like the factory finish?
Yes—when applied correctly, our paint blends seamlessly with your original colour. Finishing with clear coat restores gloss and durability to closely match the factory finish.
Can this help prevent rust?
Absolutely. Sealing chips and scratches stops moisture reaching bare metal, helping to prevent rust from forming or spreading.
Do I need primer?
For light scratches and small chips, primer usually isn’t necessary. If bare metal or plastic is exposed, a thin primer layer improves adhesion and protection.
Is a clear coat necessary?
We strongly recommend it. Clear coat seals the colour, adds UV protection, and ensures the repaired area matches the surrounding gloss level.
Does the paint match every model and year?
Yes. Our Porsche Touch up Paint touch up paint is mixed to official manufacturer paint codes, covering all models and years within the Porsche Touch up Paint range.
How quickly can I get my order?
UK orders typically arrive in 1–2 working days. International delivery times vary by destination.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes—we offer worldwide shipping so you can order an exact colour match wherever you are.
What if I order the wrong colour?
If there’s an error on our side, we’ll replace it. Please check our returns policy and contact info@scratchrepaircar.co.uk with your order details.