Touch Up Paint

You could probably get it from any body shop as long as you have the right paint code.

But, I have received my touch up from Wide World of Cars in NY.
They have a factory authorized body shop on site.

Good luck

 

This is probably your best, least expensive option.
http://www.paintscratch.com/

 

Once you get your touch up paint, you'll probably want to use Lanka to smooth out the application so you don't get a raised "glob" where you've touched it up.

If you go to the page below and click on the "Langka" link in the upper right corner to get to their website, if you end up buying some of paint chip repair stuff, they'll make a donation to the Ferrari Club.

www.fca-se.com/sponsors

 

I just used a new product to touch up a lot of chips on my Silverstone M5 (not an easy color to match). It worked great and I would highly reccomend it to anyone who needs some touch up paint. Check out www.autovisuals.com and search for you specific color. The pen allows you to apply the paint in a smooth manner that is easy to blend in with the old paint. Hope this helps.

 

I'm in the same situation, there is a place here in Indy that uses
a "digital eye" to get an exact match. I figure the pait may
have slightly changed color over 10 years - I can get a quart of
paint for around $130..
just a thought.

 

www.paintscratch.com also sells the pens, along with the standard bottle. Agree, Langka works well, and is recommended.

 

I just happened to talk to parts at Ferrari of Atlanta, about touchup paint for my 97 355, and Harold in parts said they have some that they have put in small bottles for something like $9. So that makes it a no-brainer for me where to get mine.

 

Similar for me, a local paint work guy will come to you and custom mix for your car.