BMW 5 Series Touch Up Paints
PaintNuts can mix original BMW 5 Series touch up car paint colours using the latest colour match technology as either touch up pens, pots or car spray paint.
We have the full range of BMW 5 Series car paint codes in our catalogues.
All our BMW 5 Series car paints are custom mixed to order. Simply select your product type below, and we will do the rest.
- For fine scratches, scuffs and chips
- 2 in 1 high precision pen with brush - 20ml
- Super precision application for a professional quality finish
- Perfect for large chips, scuffs and grazes
- Flat fine brush head
- Professional quality finish
- For large bodywork repairs
- Adjustable fan spray nozzle
- Superior application for professional, bodyshop quality finish
Most popular BMW 5 Series colours
Finding your BMW 5 Series paint code
Finding the paint code of your BMW 5 Series is easy once you know where to look:
- On the right side of the engine compartment
- On the strut towers
- Along the fender edges
Still no luck finding the paint code of your BMW 5 Series? Enter your registration into our reg look-up tool and we’ll give you the colour match of your BMW.
PaintNuts can mix your BMW 5 Series touch up paint using the latest colour match technology. Available as a touch-up paint pen, bottle & brush or aerosol, simply select one that’s right for you.
BMW 5 series over the years
Released in 1972, the BMW 5 series has naturally seen a lot of change since its introduction over 50 years ago. Marking BMW’s return to the premium automotive market, there was a lot of weight resting on the shoulders of the 5 series, with BMW eager to see sales do well. Now, with eight generations and an array of BMW paint colours later, it's safe to say that the 5 series completed what it was made to do—cement BMW as a serious upmarket car manufacturer once again.
The formative years of the 5 series were characterised by a long, rectangular but stylish and unique-looking exterior. Under the bodywork, there has always been exciting mechanics with the 5 series, like BMW’s first turbodiesel engine on the second generation (released in 1981), and a powerful V8 engine on the third generation 5 series, which was released in 1988.
Early generations of the BMW 5 series offered plenty of choice in paint colours. For example, buyers had paint colour options like Polaris Silver, Chamonix White, and Fjord Blue when looking to buy the first generation. As for second and third generations, motorists who were looking to buy a brand new BMW 5 series could choose from paint colours like Arctic Blue, Zinnober Red, Alpinweiss, and Calypso Red.
In more recent times, the sixth generation was the last to offer a high-performance engine, featuring a twin-turbo V8. Since then, the BMW 5 series has shifted towards environmentally friendly yet innovative technology, with the seventh and eighth generations (the most recent generation as of 2024) both offering hybrid power chains, which were not seen previously. Paint colours for the most recent generations include Alpine White, Phytonic Blue, Cape York Green and Brooklyn Grey.