Custom Automotive Paint Matching
Skip standard paint touch-ups that don't match. We utilize computerized spectrophotometers and professional paint systems to mix exact factory colors, touch-up kits, and custom aerosol spray cans for DIYers and restorers.
Check Factory Paint Codes
Enter your vehicle's factory paint code or brand name (e.g. LY7C, GM 300, Ford Shadow Black) to check formulation availability in our mixing database.
Precision Computerized Color Matching
Automotive paint changes over time. Sun, acid rain, road salt, and UV light alter the chemical pigments of your car's exterior basecoat. While standard paint codes provide a starting point, they do not account for natural fading.
Our local distribution channels utilize advanced spectrophotometer scanners. By bringing in a physical sample (like your vehicle's fuel door or tow eye cover), we scan the pigments under multi-spectrum lighting.
Our software calculates the exact tint offsets, allowing our mixing specialists to add micro-drops of toner to match your vehicle's current state perfectly. We can formulate these custom tones into aerosols, bottles, or spray gun sizes.
Touch-Up Formulations We Mix
Custom 12oz Aerosol Spray Cans
Equipped with a professional-grade vertical fan nozzle. Gives smooth, flat coverage without spitting. Ideal for fenders, bumpers, and side mirrors.
Paint Pen & Bottle Touch-Up Kits
Contains a direct applicator pen brush and a clearcoat layer sealer. Perfect for filling rock chips, door dings, and minor key scratches.
Pints, Quarts & Gallons (Liquid Paint)
Urethane basecoats mixed to exact weight specifications for standard spray guns. Available in national brand formulations and economy basecoats.
How to Find Your Paint Code
Check Driver Door Jamb
Open the driver door and check the compliance label. It is often labeled as C/TR (Color/Trim), Paint, PNT, or EXT.
Inspect the Firewall
For domestic brands (Ford/GM), check the sticker or metal tag attached to the firewall at the back of the engine bay.
Glovebox or Spare Tire
Many imports (Honda, Toyota, Audi) place the code inside the glove box, console compartment, or under the trunk floor mat next to the spare tire.
Spectrophotometer Scan
If you cannot locate the code or the vehicle has been repainted, bring a paint sample (like a tow plug cover) to our mix lab for scanning.