Ford Colour Match Car Touch Up Paint
PaintNuts can mix original Ford paint colours using the latest colour match technology as either touch up pens, pots or car paint aerosols.
Founded by one of the most famous people in automotive history, Henry Ford, the extremely popular marque Ford has been with us since 1903.
Revolutionising mass production with the assembly line, as well as allowing us to have any paint colour “so long as it's black”, Ford has gifted us more than its cars. With that being said, this automotive brand has produced some of the most iconic cars in history, like the Ford Escort Mk I, Ford Mustang, Ford Focus, and of course the Ford GT40.
We have the full range of Ford paint codes and Ford paint names for European and US models in our catalogues, which can be custom mixed to order for the Fiesta, KA, Fusion, Focus, C-Max, Galaxy, Mondeo and more.
The iconic American brand has an extensive catalogue of Ford paint colours, from the classic Ford Frozen White, Magnetic Grey, Deep Impact Blue, Race Red and Moondust Silver to the latest niche paint colours, we can mix them all.
Simply select your exact Ford paint code or colour name below, then the size of paint you require, and we will do the rest.
Our Ford car paints are suitable for the following Ford models
- 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 Ford colours
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FORD Agate Black Pearl Metallic
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FORD Blazer Blue
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FORD Blue Diamond Metallic
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FORD Colorado Red
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FORD Deep Impact Blue Metallic
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FORD Desert Island Blue Metallic
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FORD Frozen White
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FORD Ink Blue Metallic
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FORD Lucid Red Pearl
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Ford Magnetic Metallic
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FORD Midnight Sky Metallic
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FORD Moondust Silver Metallic
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FORD Ocean Blue
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FORD Panther Black
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FORD Race Red
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FORD Red Candy 2 Metallic
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FORD Ruby Red Metallic
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FORD Sea Grey Metallic
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FORD Shadow Black Metallic
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FORD Tonic Metallic
Ford paint code location
Your Ford paint code can be found in multiple locations across your Ford vehicle, though the code can most commonly be found on the driver’s side door frame. If you’re struggling to find your Ford paint code:
- Boot – lid or floor/ spare wheel bay
- On the driver’s side door column
- Under bonnet – suspension mount/ inner wing
- Under bonnet – front/slam panel
Find your Ford paint code using your registration
An alternative way to look up your Ford paint code is by using your car's registration. Simply enter your reg below and find the correct touch up paint colour for your Ford.
Ford paint codes
Ford paint codes tend to be a combination of letters and/or numbers like:
- KBXEWHA / U M - Agate Black
- 7VTAWWA - Frozen White
- BRQAWWA - Race Red
We can also match to the Ford paint colour name to the exact colour touch up paint for your vehicle, for example:
- Shadow Black
- Deep Impact
- Moondust Silver
How do I remove a paint scratch from my Ford?
Removing a paint scratch from your Ford can be done in 4 easy steps:
- First, clean the scratch area and then wait for it to dry.
- Next, apply a polishing compound like PaintNuts Scratch & Scuff remover with a Microfibre cloth, making sure to apply only a small amount at a time.
- If you find the scratch is still there after applying the polishing compound, use the colour-matched touch-up pen to apply thin layers of paint to the scratch. You should allow each paint layer to dry for 25 minutes.
- Leave the final layer to cure for 24 hours. Then, finish it with lacquer and polish to blend in the new paint with the rest of the paintwork.
For more detailed instructions on how to use our touch-up paint, refer to our step-by-step guide.
How do I apply Ford touch-up paint?
Our Ford colour-matched paint is available as a touch-up paint pen, bottle and brush or as car spray paint. The form that your Ford touch-up paint comes in will determine how you apply it.
Ford Touch-Up Pen
Clean and dry the surface, shake the touch-up pen for 60 seconds, and apply thin coats of paint to the scratch. Allow 10-25 minutes between applying additional coats and 24 hours to cure before polishing.
Ford Touch-Up Bottle & Brush
First, smooth the surface with sandpaper, clean it, and then apply primer if needed. Shake the touch-up bottle for 2-3 minutes and test the colour. If the colour matches your Ford, apply the paint in thin layers, allowing each coat to dry for 15 minutes. After the final paint coat, leave it to cure for 1 hour before polishing or adding lacquer.
Ford Touch-Up Spray Paint
Before you use your touch-up aerosol, first smooth and clean the surface of your paintwork. Then, shake the aerosol for 2-3 minutes and spray a small amount on a piece of card to check the colour of the spray paint. If the colour is correct, apply the spray paint in smooth, cross-coats from 250mm away, allowing 15 minutes between coats. If you’re using lacquer, wait 24 hours after the final coat before using. To clean the nozzle of your aerosol after use, spray it upside-down.
How do you use a Ford touch-up paint pen?
For a quick guide on how to use our Ford touch-up paint pens on car scratches, follow the advice below:
- Shake the pen for at least 60 seconds to mix the paint.
- Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of wax, polish, and dust.
- Apply thin, light coats with smooth strokes. For needlepoint pens, gently squeeze the paint into the scratch or chip.
- Let the paint dry for 10-25 minutes before applying a second coat if needed.
- Allow the paint to cure for 24 hours before using a polishing compound like our Scratch & Scuff Remover to blend the repair.
For more in-depth information, we have a complete downloadable guide on how to use our touch-up paint pen.