Porsche Touch Up Paint

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Porsche Touch Up Paint

If you're behind the wheel of a Porsche, you're commanding a precision-engineered machine
built for performance and style. But life happens—maybe a stray shopping cart or a rogue
pebble has left its ugly mark. That's where we come in. At ScratchesHappen, we offer Porsche touch up paint kits as precise as the vehicles they're designed for.

We specialize in touch up paint Porsche owners can trust. Our kits are custom-formulated to
match the exact color of your vehicle, whether you're cruising in a Guards Red 911 or a Jet Black Macan. The best part? You don't need a paint booth or years of body shop experience to get it done. Our kits contain everything you need, including detailed instructions that break down the process into simple, manageable steps.

When you choose ScratchesHappen, you're choosing precision, quality, and a perfect color
match every time. After all, your Porsche deserves nothing less.

Our Porsche touch up paint is backed by our Color Match Guarantee.

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Porsche Paint Code Location

Before you can start your touch up paint project, the first and most critical step is finding your Porsche's paint code. This code ensures that you order the exact touch up paint Porsche kit that matches your vehicle's original color.

Where to Locate Porsche Paint Codes

Porsche paint codes can be found across different models in one of seven locations. Here's where you should look:

Spare Tire Compartment: For models like the Cayenne and Panamera, the paint code is often found beneath the spare tire in the storage compartment. Lift the tire and look for a label or sticker.
Driver's Door Latch Area: Open the driver's door and check near the latch. The paint code is often printed on a label affixed to the door frame.
Under the Hood: The code might be located near the radiator support on the driver's or passenger's side. Check the label in front of the strut tower or the middle of the firewall.
Beneath the Driver's Seat: Slide the seat all the way back and inspect the area beneath it. The paint code may be on a sticker placed in this less obvious spot.
Door Hinge Area: Another possible location is by the door hinge on the driver's side. You'll need to crouch down and inspect closely.
Owner's Manual: If you can't find the paint code on the vehicle itself, check the first page of your owner's manual. Some Porsche models also include a duplicate sticker with the front license plate kit.

What Do Porsche Paint Codes Look Like?

Porsche paint codes are a combination of three or four characters, starting with an "L" or just being a mix of letters and numbers. Both formats contain numbers and letters.

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Porsche Touch Up Paint Colors

We offer touch up paint kits for 326 Porsche colors. The most popular ones are listed below.

Agate Gray Metallic

Code: M7S / N0

Arctic Silver Metallic

Code: 92T / 92U / X1

Basalt Black Metallic

Code: C9Z / Z4

Black

Code: 041 / A1

Carmine Red Metallic

Code: M3C / 0L

Carrara White

Code: B9A / B4

Carrara White Metallic

Code: S9R / 2Y

Chalk

Code: M9A / 3H

Dark Blue Metallic

Code: M5X / N4

Dolomite Silver Metallic

Code: M7P / F0

Gentian Blue Metallic

Code: M5D / 1A

Code: M7Z / U2

Code: 84A / G1

Code: C9X / 2T

Code: 3A8 / 3A9 / E3

Code: M5W / J2

Code: M8Y / Y8

Code: M7W / 9Q

Code: M5C / J5

Midnight Blue Metallic

Code: 39C / E9 / F8

Moonlight Blue Metallic

Code: C5M / C7

Night Blue Metallic

Code: M5F / N5

Platinum Silver Metallic

Code: M7T / 1H

Pure White

Code: C9A / 0Q

Quartzite Gray Metallic

Code: M7Q / 3M

Rhodium Silver Metallic

Code: M7U / S2

Sapphire Blue Metallic

Code: M5J / N1

Seal Gray Metallic

Code: 6B4 / 6B5 / Y1

Speed Yellow

Code: 12H / X4

Volcano Gray Metallic

Code: M7R / 2H

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Frequently Asked Questions: Porsche Touch Up Paint

If you have questions or would like to learn more about our Porsche touch up paint kits, check out the answers to our most frequently asked questions below.

Do I need to use a primer?

Using a primer is essential for deeper scratches or areas where the metal is exposed to ensure proper paint adhesion and prevent rust. Our kits include primer when necessary, so you're fully equipped for the job.

What if I apply too much paint?

If you accidentally apply too much paint, allow it to dry, then lightly sand the area with fine-grit sandpaper. Reapply the paint in thin layers to build up to the desired coverage without overloading the surface.

How many scratches can I fix with one kit?

Each Porsche touch up paint kit is designed to handle multiple scratches, depending on their size and severity. Typically, one kit is sufficient to cover several minor blemishes or one larger area.