Do It Yourself

Everyday driving takes a toll on your car’s paintwork: stone chips on the highway, parking lot dings, light scratches around the door handles or on the bumpers. These defects are not only annoying to look at, over time they can also become starting points for corrosion. In this category you’ll find everything you need to carry out DIY car paint repair at home, without a bodyshop visit.

We offer factory color code matched car paint sprays, touch-up pens and sticks, so you don’t have to compromise on color accuracy. All paints are mixed on professional mixing systems, based on the original manufacturer color code, to achieve the closest possible match to your car’s factory finish.

Color code matched spray – for larger areas and a refined finish

Color code matched spray is the ideal choice when you need to:

• repair larger stone chips and scuffs,

• re-spray smaller parts (mirror housings, bumper corners, mouldings),

• create an even, sprayed finish without brush marks.

Thanks to the spray nozzle you can apply a fine, even layer that, with proper preparation (sanding, degreasing, priming), delivers a factory-like result. Sprays are especially practical when the damage is not a tiny dot, but a longer or wider area that would be hard to cover neatly with a brush or pen.

Touch-up pen and stick – fast fix for stone chips and fine scratches

Touch-up pens and sticks are designed for small, localised repairs. Their main advantages:

• precise application directly into the chip or scratch,

• the paint doesn’t run onto the surrounding intact area,

• you can complete the repair in just a few minutes.

They are perfect for stone chips on the bonnet, small marks on the bumper, sharp edge damage and fine scratches. Used correctly, they greatly reduce the visibility of the defect and help prevent rust from forming where the paint has been broken.

Why use factory color code matched car paint?

Automotive paintwork differs not only in basic color, but also in shade, metallic or pearl effect, and gloss level. Choosing “something similar” almost always results in a visible mismatch. The factory color code:

• precisely identifies the original color of your car,

• helps you avoid obvious shade differences,

• ensures the repaired area blends harmoniously into the surrounding paint.

The color code is usually found on the vehicle’s information plate, in the engine bay, on the door pillar or in the boot area. If you’re unsure, you can check based on the vehicle documents or ask for expert help to identify the exact code.

DIY car paint repair – when it really makes sense

DIY touch-up is a smart solution when:

• the defects are local and you don’t want to repaint a whole panel,

• you’d like to avoid high bodyshop labour costs,

• you need a fast but visually pleasing fix for a visible chip or scratch,

• you want to protect the bodywork from future rust.

With proper surface preparation (cleaning, degreasing, fine sanding and priming where needed) and by using a color code matched spray or touch-up pen, the end result can come very close to professional bodyshop work – at a fraction of the cost.

What you’ll find in this category

In this category we’ve collected products specifically designed for DIY car paint repair:

• factory color code matched car paint sprays,

• touch-up pens and sticks mixed to your car’s original color code,

• solutions for different paint types (solid/uni, metallic, pearl).

The goal is simple: to give you everything you need in one place for repairing small paint defects at home – from the right color to the precise application tools.

If you want to preserve your car’s appearance and value, and those stone chips or scratches are bothering you, color code matched spray, touch-up pens and sticks offer a practical, cost-effective and visually attractive solution – even for home use.