BMW Colour Matched Car Touch Up Paint

PaintNuts can mix original BMW paint colours using the latest colour match technology. It's available as either touch up pens, pots or aerosols.

This quality German automotive brand has its own iconic colour palette, including B45 Estoril Blue, 475 Black Sapphire and 300 Alpine White.

We have the full range of BMW paint codes in our catalogues, which are custom mixed to order for the BMW i3, BMW Z4, BMW M3, BMW X6 and more.

To find the correct touch up paint colour and product for your BMW, simply enter your BMW reg below.

Select the right Paint Product for you

Compare all our Touch Up Paint Product Types

Choose your perfect touch up paint from our comprehensive collection of Colour-Matched car paint. Available in precise 20ml touch-up pens for detailed work, 50ml bottles for moderate scratches, or 400ml aerosols for larger areas. Each colour-matched paint comes as a single core unit, in a handy bundle with primer and lacquer, or as an all-you-need package for premium finishes.

For industrial or commercial quantities beyond 500ml, contact our colour specialists for custom solutions.

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PaintNuts Pen Range

Ideal for Small Chips and Scratches
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PaintNuts Aerosol Range

For large bodywork repairs
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PaintNuts Bottle Range

Perfect for large chips, scuffs ands grazes
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Our BMW car paints are suitable for the following BMW models

Model

Finding your BMW paint code

Finding your BMW code is easy and straightforward. As the name suggests, BMW paint codes are found in the vehicle. Specifically, BMW paint codes (or finding the BMW paint code from VIN) are usually found in the driver's-side door jamb.

However, on some BMW models, BMW paint codes may be in a different location to others. If this is the case, other areas where your BMW paint code may be located are:

Inside the boot lid
Under the bonnet
Inside the wheel arch
In the door hinge
Inside the fuel cap

Still unsure of your BMW paint code?

Try looking in your BMW owner’s manual, or contact a BMW dealership and ask them what your BMW paint code is. An alternative way is to look up your BMW paint code by registration. Simply enter your reg below and the correct touch up paint colour and product will show for your BMW.

BMW car paint colour codes

BMW paint codes are typically 3 digits, either numbers or a combination of letters and numbers, like:

We can also match to the exact colour name, for example:

Misano Blue
Mineral White
Black Sapphire

How do I use a BMW touch-up paint pen?

This comprehensive pen kit contains our everything required for a flawless paint repair, ensuring a professional finish, from preparation to the final coat.

Designed for the thorough repair of:

Why PaintNuts paints?

PaintNuts automotive touch up products provide excellent results without the bother and cost of sending your car to the body shop.

Much cheaper than booking into your local bodyshop
Improved appearance
Easy D.I.Y. application
Anti-Corrosive protection

The colour matched paint is extremely easy to apply making the touch up pen a perfect DIY solution to fix scratches, chips and scuffs improving the visual appearance of your vehicle.

BMW 5 series over the years

Released in 1972, the BMW 5 series has naturally seen a lot of change since its introduction over 50 years ago. Marking BMW’s return to the premium automotive market, there was a lot of weight resting on the shoulders of the 5 series, with BMW eager to see sales do well. Now, with eight generations and an array of BMW paint colours later, it's safe to say that the 5 series completed what it was made to do—cement BMW as a serious upmarket car manufacturer once again.

The formative years of the 5 series were characterised by a long, rectangular but stylish and unique-looking exterior. Under the bodywork, there has always been exciting mechanics with the 5 series, like BMW’s first turbodiesel engine on the second generation (released in 1981), and a powerful V8 engine on the third generation 5 series, which was released in 1988.

Early generations of the BMW 5 series offered plenty of choice in paint colours. For example, buyers had paint colour options like Polaris Silver, Chamonix White, and Fjord Blue when looking to buy the first generation. As for second and third generations, motorists who were looking to buy a brand new BMW 5 series could choose from paint colours like Arctic Blue, Zinnober Red, Alpinweiss, and Calypso Red.

In more recent times, the sixth generation was the last to offer a high-performance engine, featuring a twin-turbo V8. Since then, the BMW 5 series has shifted towards environmentally friendly yet innovative technology, with the seventh and eighth generations (the most recent generation as of 2024) both offering hybrid power chains, which were not seen previously. Paint colours for the most recent generations include Alpine White, Phytonic Blue, Cape York Green and Brooklyn Grey.