Kia Sorento Touch Up Paint (80 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

With a massive library of 103 recorded colors, Kia really went for it with the Sorento. They've moved well beyond basic neutrals into some surprisingly bold territory. Whether you're rocking the rugged Jungle Green, the stylish Wolf Gray Metallic, or the oddly specific Blue Jeans Pearl, your Sorento has a lot of personality. We've even seen some rare gems like Volcanic Sand Brown and Grayish Purple Metallic hitting the driveway. No matter which flavor you have, you're driving a car that wasn't afraid to stand out in the parking lot.

What to Watch For

The Sorento is a tough SUV, but its "skin" can be a little delicate. If you own one in Snow White Tricoat or Clear White, keep a close eye on the roofline and the edges of the hood-these specific colors are known for "delaminating," which is just a fancy way of saying the paint likes to peel off in flakes. You'll also want to check your front bumper and hood regularly for "star chips" from road gravel, as Kia's modern eco-friendly finishes can be a bit soft. To find your exact match, open your driver's door and look for a black sticker on the jamb. You're looking for a small 2 or 3-character code (like SWP, EB, or UD) next to the word "PAINT."

Driveway Repair Tip

Since so many Sorento colors are pearls or metallics, your touch-up bottle is basically a tiny snow globe filled with glitter. Before you start, shake that bottle or pen for at least 60 seconds-longer than you think you need to-to wake up those sparkles. When applying the paint, don't try to fill the whole chip in one go. If you have a deep chip, dab a tiny drop into the center and let it spread itself out. If you're working with a "Tricoat" (like Snow White Pearl), it requires patience; apply your base color first, let it dry completely, and then add the sparkly topcoat. It's better to have a slightly shallow repair than a giant, messy blob that stands out more than the original scratch!