Peugeot Touch Up Paint (65 OEM Colors)

About Peugeot Paint

Peugeot has been around for a long time, and their paint quality has changed as technology improved. Modern Peugeots use a "basecoat and clearcoat" system, which means the color is protected by a tough, shiny outer layer. These modern finishes are quite durable and hold their shine well against the sun. Older classic models from the 1980s and earlier often have a softer paint that is easier to polish but needs more care to stay bright.

Application Tips

Peugeot paint is known for flowing very smoothly, which makes it easy to get a professional look. When you are fixing a scratch, it is best to use several very thin layers rather than one thick one. For popular "signature" colors like Vertigo Blue or Elixir Red, thin layers are the secret to making the metallic sparkles lay flat and look even. The paint dries at a medium speed, so you don't have to rush, but you should still work in a shaded, dust-free area.

Quick Summary

• Paint Feel: Medium-Hard. This means the surface is tough enough to resist most small scratches, but it is still easy to sand and buff if you need to fix a mistake.
• Best Advice: You can usually find your 3 or 4-letter paint code on a sticker located on the driver's side door pillar. Make sure you match this code exactly to get the right color for your car.
• Pro Tip: If you are using a touch-up pen or brush, dab the paint into the center of the chip and let it spread out on its own. This keeps the repair looking flat and smooth.