Tesla Touch-Up Paint
Explore our selection of Tesla touch-up paints, formulated to match official colour codes. Refresh chips and scratches with a seamless, factory-accurate finish that keeps your Tesla looking sharp.
Find Your Exact TESLA Paint Colour
By Entering Your Registration Number
Simply enter your reg for us to retrieve your exact colour – it couldn't be easier!
Professional Results, Done at Home
A tiny chip can ruin the clean lines of your Tesla. With Scratch Repair™ Tesla touch-up kits, you can fix it yourself without the hassle of a body shop.
Our advanced colour-matching process replicates the original factory shade, helping the repair blend cleanly into surrounding paintwork — so your Tesla looks as good as it should.
Finding Your Tesla Paint Code
Our colour-code finder makes choosing the right Tesla touch-up paint simple. Enter your registration to identify the exact match for your vehicle. Prefer doing it manually? Follow the guidance below.
How It Works
Locating your Tesla touch-up paint is easy with our registration-based colour code finder. Simply enter your car registration, and our tool identifies the precise match for your vehicle. Prefer to locate it manually? Use the guide below for step-by-step instructions.
Discover Your Tesla Colour Code Using Your Registration
Effortlessly locate your Tesla touch-up paint colour code with optimal speed and accuracy through our specialised colour code finder tool.
Where to Locate Your Tesla Colour Code
To manually identify your paint code, Tesla typically places it on the door jamb label. On earlier models you may also find details in the owner’s manual or service documentation.
| Model | Position of Colour Label |
|---|---|
| Model S / Model 3 / Model X / Model Y | Driver’s door jamb label |
| Roadster (Original) | Door jamb or service documentation |
| Cybertruck / New Models | Door jamb label, or via Tesla account / service records |
The paint colour may be shown by name (e.g., “Pearl White Multi-Coat”, “Midnight Silver Metallic”, “Red Multi-Coat”) and linked to a code in Tesla’s internal system.
If you are unable to locate your Tesla paint code, please reach out to Tesla Service or your local service centre with your VIN and they’ll provide the correct information.
How to Find Your Tesla Paint Code
Locating the paint information on your Tesla is straightforward once you know where to look. Our quick guide explains the typical label positions and what to check for, helping you identify the exact colour you need for your touch-up kit.
The colour name usually appears on the vehicle information label—often alongside tyre and weight information on the door jamb. If you’re uncertain, our registration lookup tool can confirm the correct match in just a few seconds.
Still can’t find it? Reach out to Tesla Service with your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). They can access the manufacturer’s database and provide the exact paint information for your car.
Finding Your Tesla Paint Code
You can find your Tesla’s paint details on the door frame label, in your Tesla account, or via service records. You can also use your VIN with an online decoder or by contacting Tesla Service to confirm the colour.
How to Apply Scratch Repair™ Paint
Our Tesla touch-up kits are designed to be straightforward: apply, level, and finish. Light layers give the cleanest result.
In a few minutes, those marks disappear — saving you the cost and downtime of a body shop visit.
Beyond a great colour match, the coating helps protect the repair from corrosion and everyday wear.
Find Your Tesla Touch up Paint Paint Code & Popular Touch-Up Paints
For an exact colour match when repairing or repainting your Tesla 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.
Tesla Touch up Paint FAQs
Do I need professional help, or can I apply it myself?
Our Tesla 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 Tesla Touch up Paint touch up paint is mixed to official manufacturer paint codes, covering all models and years within the Tesla 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.