Mini Touch Up Paint - Guaranteed Match (123 OEM Colors)

For Mini, Mini color codes follow BMW paint code conventions and are hidden somewhere on the car, often on several panels. Common locations include the firewall and radiator support; they can also be on the door jamb or inside the trunk. Finding the code often requires patience, and if not found, multiple locations may need checking. The color code is necessary to order matching paint, and the numeric code, rather than only the color name, is recorded. If that label is missing or hard to read, use the Mini paint code guide or ask a dealer parts department to look up the code by VIN.

It is usually a short group of letters, numbers, or both on the vehicle label. It is not the VIN, and it is usually shorter than the color name.

No. The VIN can help a dealer find the paint code, but it is not the paint code you should select on the order page.

Ask a dealer parts department to look up the paint code by VIN, or check the original paperwork. If the vehicle was repainted, confirm the current paint before ordering paint mixed by the original code.

For Mini touch up paint, choose by repair size: pen for tiny chips, bottle for small chips or short scratches, spray can for larger areas that can be masked, and PRO sizes for panel or spray-gun work. A kit is useful when primer, clearcoat, sanding, or polishing supplies are needed with the paint.