Audi A7 Touch Up Paint (103 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Audi didn't just release a car with the A7; they released a curated gallery. With 61 recorded colors, they clearly spent a lot of time in the lab. For a while, it seemed like Audi was trying to win a "50 Shades of Grey" contest with classics like Daytona Gray, Monsoon Gray, and Nardo Gray, but then they really went for it with head-turners like Misano Red, Turbo Blue, and the regal Ascariblau. Whether yours is a stealthy Mythos Black or a shimmering Glacier White, that sleek fastback silhouette deserves to stay sharp.

What to Watch For

Because the A7 sits low and has that wide, aggressive "Singleframe" grille, it acts like a high-end vacuum for road gravel. You're likely going to find most of your battle scars on the leading edge of the hood and the front bumper. If you spot a chip, don't ignore it-Audi's paint is beautiful but can be a bit delicate, and if moisture gets under a deep chip, you might see a tiny "bubble" start to form where the paint lifts. To find your exact match, skip the guesswork and head to the trunk. Lift the floor carpet and look in the spare tire well for a white paper sticker; if it's not there, check the inside cover of your Service Book in the glovebox. You're looking for a 4-digit code like "LY9B" or "LS9R."

Driveway Repair Tip

Since so many A7 colors are high-depth pearls or metallics (looking at you, Daytona Gray), your 2oz bottle is packed with tiny mica flakes that like to settle at the bottom. Shake that bottle like you're making a martini for at least 60 seconds before you open it. When you apply the paint, think "less is more." Use the tip of the brush to dab a tiny amount into the center of the chip and let it flow to the edges. If the chip is deep, don't try to fill the whole crater in one go; give it twenty minutes to dry and then add a second light layer. It requires some patience, but your A7 will thank you for the extra effort.