Nissan Touch Up Paint (687 OEM Colors) - Guaranteed Match

About Nissan Paint

Nissan has a long history with over 800 different colors spread across 62 models, from old 720 trucks to the new electric Ariya. On older classics from the 1970s and 80s, the paint is often "single-stage," which means the color is the top layer. Modern Nissans use a "base-coat/clear-coat" system where a shiny, protective clear shell sits on top of the color to keep it safe from the sun.

Application Tips

Nissan paint usually sprays on very thin and even, which makes it easy for beginners to handle. Most modern Nissan colors dry to a flat look quite quickly, so do not worry if it doesn't look shiny right away. You will need to add a clear coat at the end to get that factory glow. If you are painting a famous color like Bayside Blue or Sunset Drift, remember these are "tri-coats" that require an extra middle layer to get the deep, metallic look right.

Quick Summary

• Paint Feel: Medium-Soft. It is easier to sand and polish than many heavy German paints, but it can get light scratches more easily if you aren't careful.
• Best Advice: Always find your 3-digit color code on the driver's side door jamb or the engine firewall to make sure you get an exact match.
• Pro Tip: If you have a white or pearl white Nissan, avoid using high-pressure car washes too close to the body, as the white paint on some models can be prone to flaking or peeling.