Touch up paint

http://www.paintscratch.com/

 

If you are willing to consider a less-expensive alternative, I have found that Volkswagen Tornado Red is a very good match. I use it on my 328 all the time! And it's available everywhere.

 

I got mine from the dealer- they just gave me the tube. (probably the only thing I've ever gotten for free from a dealer) Needless to say the match is perfect.

 

+1

And I thought I was the only guy who did that.

The stuff they sell at Pep Boys works great. (Duplicolor?) That's the color I get!

Dave

 

I went to the local PPG dealer and had them mix me up a pint of #322. Perfect match. Expensive though. Over $140.00 with tax. I think they saw me coming.

 

+1 great products accurate color match

 

http://www.paintscratch.com/

 

If you go to a good auto body shop or a local auto paint dist. they can do a perfect color match. They usually use a special camera and take a picture of your paint. Take this to their computer and it gives them the paint mix. It cost me $7 for a small touch up bottle . I think this is better then the factory color because it takes into account the paint fade over the years.

 

Since when do you drive fast enough to get stone chips? Sheesh...

 

I would recommend getting the Langka blob remover at www.langka.com . Also, my 1989 348 has single stage paint and there is no clear coat. Check what paint your car uses. I assumed that paintscratch knew and just used the clear. Those spots are much more obvious than the single color with Langka used to remove the bubble of new paint. My $0.02.
YMMV

BT

 

Got mine from Ferrari of Atlanta.

I think I paid $10 or $15 for touch-up paint.

 

I know. I wish I could be cool like the NC guys.

But black paint is lighter than red, so I believe my 328 would leave your 328 gasping my California emissions compliant exhaust fumes (well so you wouldn't really be gasping, I guess...)

 

328 owners talking trash.

Where else can you get this?

 

Yesterday I followed Gatorrari advice for VW Tornado red and it worked fairly well.
Thanks.

 

The search buton truly is our friend. I logged on this morning intending to ask precisely this question. Same colour too. One quick search and up this popped.

Thanks for the advice, everyone!

 

I purchased the suggested Toronado red and fixed up some of my nose chips. Worked well and blended nicely.

Dan