Ferrari touch-up paint

Gary -

I believe they do sell it, but are out of stock. Ran into the same problem last year. They use air freight and paint, tecnically, as a haz mat - so they wait until all the US dealers have a large enough order collectively and ship it ocean.

You can try Shelton (954) 493-5211 or have some mixed by any quality shop. Don't now about 360, but on 355 the paint is either Glasurit or PPG and you should have the number on a decal inside the engine bay.

Down the road you will have to have a need to repaint your front spoiler from the nicks, when the time comes ask them to mix some extra in a small jar for touch up...that's what I did.

If Shelton is out and you do not have the time to have some mixed, do a search under Touch Up paint. I recall a post with a web site that claims to have Ferrari colors.

 

I have a red 360 and I had a local paint shop make it up by computer using the paint code on the car. It matches exactly and only cost me $15.00. Beats going all over looking for it.

 

I've used paint from www.paintscratch.com . And I was told that Ferrari doesn't sell touch up paint (by my dealer).

 

i think ryan is correct. i have always gotten a bottle of touch up paint w/ each fcar i've purchased but i dont think it's "official" from ferrari. however, it is mixed at the ferrari dealer's body shop and obviously matches perfectly. maybe it partially depends on how extensive the fcar dealer's particular body shop is????

 

Kenneth is spot on...
Any pro paint shop worth their salt can computer match your paint.

 

I called an independant guy here and he just gave me the exact match in a baby jar. Maybe contact a local F body shop and see if he's got any.

 

Sherp is correct - the way to go is paintscratch.com - they have already blended every ferrari color - all you do is tell them the color match on your F-Car (on the little tag on the hood or boot). You can order various paint amounts depending on what you are doing - the paint I ordered matched perfectly.. Make sure you order the Base and Clear coat - if it is more than a minor little chip. For the Bumpers and more flexible areas have them add Flex into it - for more durability on the flexible spots.

They also sell a 1oz bottle in a pen applicator - very handy for the little nicks such as rock chips, etc. I recommend this for the light duty stuff.

Just my 2 cents...

 

My touch-up paint came from Ferrari of Washington's Parts Dept. complete with, as I recall, an official-looking "Ferrari" printed on the side of the usual little glass bottle. I've always assumed it was supplied to them through the usual FNA route.