Genuine Nissan Touch Up Paint
Genuine Nissan touch up paint is mixed to the exact color code your vehicle left the factory with, which is why a chip repair disappears instead of standing out. This store lists 52 paint part numbers under the 999PP prefix, from current colors to shades that have been around for years.
Nissan Touch Up Paint Display
Pop Green Metallic Touch Up Paint
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Genuine Nissan Touch Up Paint by Color Code
Paint is ordered by code, not by the name of the color. Two cars that look the same shade of white can carry different codes, and the code is what decides the part number. You will find it on the vehicle information plate, usually inside the driver side door jamb, printed after the letters COLOR or EXT. Whites are the clearest example of why this matters: this store lists PEARL WHITE (10) as 999PP-SDQ10 and another white, code QBE, as 999PP-SDQBE. Same family, different paint.
What is in the catalog
Verified examples include BAJA STORM (10) as 999PP-SDHAL, along with Lunar Eclipse, Black Emerald, Azure Blue, Sunfire Red, Imperial Bronze, Energetic Ember, Palatial Ruby, Shinkai Green Pearl Metallic and Aspen White Pearl. Most pens are listed around the same price, so the decision is about the code, not the budget. Dealer display stands are listed too, which is what a body shop or a parts counter orders.
How the repair actually goes
Clean the chip and let it dry. Work in the shade, not in direct sun, and not when the panel is hot. Shake the pen, build the color in thin layers rather than one thick drop, and let each layer flash off before the next. On a metallic or pearl finish, the color coat is only part of the job: those finishes need clear over the top to match the depth of the surrounding paint. Rushing a chip repair is how it ends up more visible than the chip was.
Why genuine paint
Body shop mixes and universal pens get close on a chart and miss on the car, because factory colors shift with the finish, the primer under them and the way pearl and metallic flakes sit. Paint ordered against the vehicle color code is formulated for that finish. Related pages: splash guards and exterior accessories, for the parts that stop the next chip.
FAQs
Where is my color code?
On the vehicle information plate, usually in the driver side door jamb, after COLOR or EXT. It is a short code such as QBE or KH3.
Can I order by the color name?
Better not. Names repeat across model years and finishes. Order against the code and the part number follows.
Do I need clear coat as well?
On metallic and pearl finishes, yes. The color coat alone will look flat next to the factory paint.
Will the repair be invisible?
On a stone chip or a small scratch, close to it. On a long scratch or a panel edge, touch up paint stops rust and buys time; a body shop does the rest.
Is this genuine Nissan paint?
Yes. Every paint listed here is a genuine Nissan part sold by Empire Nissan in Ontario, CA.