GM Touch-up Paint
FAQs About Genuine Color Chevy Touch-Up Paint
Have a light scratch or scrape on the exterior of your Chevy sports car, truck, or SUV? Saving up to 35% off the MSRP on your GM Chevrolet touch-up paint with super-fast nationwide shipping.
Illuminated Bow-Tie Emblem - Black
Jet Black Instrument Panel
Jet Black Steering Wheel
Jet Black Steering Wheel
Black Sunroof Sunshade Switch
Black Steering Wheel Assembly
Black Ignition Lock Cylinder
Jet Black Instrument Panel
Black Steering Wheel Airbag
Exterior Trim, Black Emblems
Grille - Black Ice Chrome
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Where do I find the right touch-up color match for my Chevy Malibu?
To find the right touch-up color match for your Chevy Malibu, locate the paint code on your vehicle. This code is usually found on the driver’s side door, or inside the glove compartment. Once you have the paint code, you can purchase the exact color match from our online OEM GM catalog. This ensures a seamless repair that blends perfectly with your Malibu's original paint finish.
How do I apply touch-up paint to my Silverado 1500?
Applying touch-up paint to your Chevy Silverado 1500 is a basic DIY process, but one that shouldn’t be rushed. Start by cleaning the area to be repaired with soap and water, then gently sand any rough edges around the scratch. Shake the touch-up paint well and use a fine-tip brush to apply it in thin layers, allowing each layer to dry before applying the next. Finish with a clear coat to seal the repair and restore the shine. Proper application ensures long-lasting results and helps maintain your Silverado's appearance.
How much does OEM GM touch-up paint cost for my Chevy Corvette?
OEM GM touch-up paint for your Chevy Corvette typically costs between $15 and $30, depending on the color and size of the bottle. This small investment allows you to address minor scratches and chips, preserving the pristine look of your Corvette. Using genuine GM paint ensures an exact match and high-quality finish.