Hey everyone! I have been searching all morning but can't find anything. I am trying to see if there is a quality touch up spray paint for my 03 MCS. It is BRG. My car has lived most of it's life in southern Texas I believe and has some spots where the clear coat is bad, I just want to be able to have some for when I try to correct it. If anyone knows of where I can get it, please let me know, thanks.
Dustin

 

These folks:

http://www.automotivetouchup.com/

Cheers!

 

I know at one time Way Motors had touch up paint

 

They have touch up paint but it's only the brush type.
The OP is asking for spray paint.

 

There is these guys, too:

https://www.paintscratch.com/

 

Thanks guys, that's exactly what I'm looking for, had anyone used the stuff from automotivetouchup.com? It is a lower price than paintscratch.com. Is it lower quality?
Thanks again though for the links.
Dustin

 

They are probably similar in quality.

However, if you are possibly looking at painting the whole car, might be better to get a few quotes from local shops that can spray the whole thing at once.

 

Yeah, I was planning on checking that, but it's mostly just the rear bumper near where the hatch is

 

Very high quality. I used it on a couple of previous cars that had little or no dealer support (Saab), and it's a dead-match for color. I do detailing on the side, and I recommend it to my customers.

I will be buying from them for my current Mini.

 

Awesome, thank you for the input.

 

 

one comment

I too have used automotivetouchup.com for years with total satisfaction

but a warning ... you mention BRG

dark green metallic is almost as bad a red wrt sun fade. You will buy 'original formula' color and it will match UN-FADED paint ...


and you mention clear coat failure ... which is typically caused by the sun... if the sun cooked the clear odds are it changed the color ...

I've done some car painting ... been to classes put on by paint companies about what their paints can and can not do ....

spray a 'test card' with the new color AND clear for comparison b4 you commit the paint to the car lest you end up with a bigger problem

just sayin .....

and btw .... blending the color and patching damaged clear is not a simple process .... pros often find it much easier to respray the entire panel/part ... which is best NOT done with rattle cans

 

Some very valid points that I hadn't thought about... Maybe I will just have it done professionally, they can fix all the songs to while they are at it. Thanks for the input.