Lexus Touch Up Paint & Colour Codes

Lexus Paint Repair

At Chipex, we know all too well the frustration caused by unsightly scratches and chips on your Lexus. Our mission is to provide the perfect solution with our exact match touch up paint, designed for all Lexus colour codes. The special formulation of our touch up paint ensures it precisely matches your Lexus’ shade, resulting in a flawless finish that seamlessly blends with the rest of your car’s paintwork.

As one of the leading touch up paint suppliers in the industry, we take pride in offering a variety of Lexus touch up paint kits, enabling you to achieve professional-looking results from the comfort of your home. Whether you need to address minor damages or undertake more extensive repairs, Chipex has got you covered.

How To Use Lexus Chipex Paint

The first step is to paint. Our precisely mixed Chipex Paint is specifically formulated to match the exact colour code of your Lexus, ensuring a seamless repair. With a wide range of colours available, from Nightfall Mica to Atomic Silver, you will find the perfect match for your vehicle. Even if you are not experienced in car repairs, our easy-to-use paint applicator makes the process simple and hassle-free.

Next, comes the blending step. Our revolutionary blending solution helps to smooth out the edges of the chip or scratch, creating a professional finish. This unique feature sets Chipex apart from other touch up paints on the market, giving you a repair that is virtually undetectable.

Finally, the last step is to polish. With our high-quality polish, you can bring back the shine and luster to your repaired area. This step helps to further blend the repaired section with your Lexus’ original paint job, ensuring a flawless finish.

Where To Find Your Lexus colour Code

Finding the paint code for your Lexus may seem challenging, but don’t worry. We are here to assist you every step of the way. This guide, accompanied by a image, will help you locate the paint code easily.
For all models the colour code can be found on the door jamb
If you’re unable to find the paint code/colour name on the car, you can call your local dealer with your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) which you will find on the car or your log book/vehicle registration document, and they will be able to look it up on their internal database.