Hyundai Touch Up Paint & Paint Codes

PaintNuts can mix original Hyundai touch-up paints using your registration number, as either car touch up paint pens, pots or aerosols. Simply enter your reg into our lookup tool, and we’ll match your paint to your vehicle’s original colour.

We carry your Hyundai paint code through to checkout, ensuring your touch-up paint is mixed to the original shade.

Our catalogue includes the full range of Hyundai paint codes for all models, including the Tucson, i10, Getz, Iconique, and more. We can mix colours across the entire Hyundai range, from H4 Electric Red to PYW Polar White, RAH Sleek Silver, and PAE Phantom Black.

To find the correct touch-up paint colour and product for your Hyundai, simply enter your reg into our lookup tool.

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Choose your perfect application method from our Modern Series Colour Match Collection. Available in precise 20ml touch-up pens for detailed work, 100ml bottles for medium coverage, or 500ml aerosols for larger areas. Each colour-matched paint comes as a single core unit, in curated anchor repair kits with primer and lacquer, or all-you-need packages for premium finishes.

For industrial or commercial quantities beyond 500ml, contact our colour specialists for custom solutions.

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PaintNuts Pen Range

Ideal for Small Chips and Scratches
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PaintNuts Aerosol Range

For large bodywork repairs
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PaintNuts Bottle Range

Perfect for large chips, scuffs ands grazes
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Our Hyundai car paints are suitable for the following Hyundai models

Model

How to find your Hyundai paint code

Finding your Hyundai code is easy and straight-forward. Hyundai paint codes are found in the vehicle. Specifically, Hyundai paint codes (or finding the Hyundai paint code from VIN) are usually found in the driver's-side door jamb.

However, on some Hyundai models, Hyundai paint codes may be in a different location to others. If this is the case, other areas where your Hyundai paint code may be located are:

Inside the boot lid
Under the bonnet
Inside the wheel arch
In the door hinge
Inside the fuel cap

Still unsure of your Hyundai paint code?

Try looking in your Hyundai owner’s manual, or contact a Hyundai dealership and ask them what your Hyundai paint code is. An alternative way is to look up your Hyundai paint code by registration. Simply enter your reg below and the correct touch up paint colour and product will show for your Hyundai.

Hyundai car paint colour codes

Hyundai paint codes typically comprise of only 3 letters or numbers, like:

Y3Y (Sand White)
PGU (Century White)
Y2R (Pulse Red)

We can also match your car touch up paint to the exact colour name. For example:

Ceramic White
Performance Blue
Star Dust

How to use Hyundai touch-up paint? (FAQ)

Hyundai touch-up paint is simple and easy to use regardless of whether you use it as a touch-up paint pen, bottle and brush, or car spray paint. Follow the guidance below for the correct use of each.

How to use the Hyundai touch-up paint pen?

Our Hyundai touch-up paint is easy to apply with our paint pen, and can be used to repair a scratch or scuff in six easy steps:

First check your Hyundai’s paintwork is clean and dry. You may want to give it a wipe with a Microfibre cloth to remove dust that could spoil the touch-up.
Shake your PaintNuts touch-up pen for 60 seconds to thoroughly mix the paint.
Carefully squeeze the paint pen over the repair area and apply the first paint layer.
Wait 10-25 minutes for the paint to dry, and apply the next coat, if needed. Depending on the damage, you may need several paint coats.
Allow the paint to dry for 24 hours following the final paint coat.
Optional - add a polishing compound like PaintNuts Scratch & Scuff Remover or lacquer to the repaired area to finish.

How to use Hyundai touch-up bottle & brush?

PaintNuts Hyundai touch-up bottle and brush is ideal for touching up paint chips, scuffs and scratches. And with 50ml of touch-up paint, there’s enough for several applications. Here’s how to use our touch-up bottle on your Hyundai:

Feel the damaged area with your hand and check that it’s free of rough patches. Then smooth it with sandpaper if necessary. At this stage, you can also apply primer if metal or rust shows in the scratch.
Shake your touch-up bottle for 2-3 minutes to ensure the paint is thoroughly mixed.
Check that the paint matches your bodywork colour by brushing a small amount onto a surface other than your car.
If you’re happy with the colour match, apply the first touch-up paint layer to the damaged area. You may need to add more than one paint coat. If this is the case, wait 10-25 minutes between coats for drying.
After the final paint layer, leave it to cure for 1 hour.
To finish, polish with PaintNuts Scratch and Scuff Remover or similar, or add lacquer, if needed.

How to use Hyundai touch-up aerosol?

PaintNuts Hyundai touch-up aerosol comes in a 500ml can, so there’s plenty to touch up minor scratches, scuffs and chips for some time without buying another one. When using PaintNuts colour-matched aerosol, simply follow the below steps to touch up your car paintwork:

Check the damaged area with your hand for roughness and smooth it with wet and dry sandpaper if needed. If you see metalwork or rust in the scratch, use PaintNuts primer aerosol first, waiting 24 hours after application before using touch-up paint.
Shake the aerosol for at least 2 minutes until the touch-up paint is thoroughly mixed.
Make sure the surface is clean and dry before applying the aerosol in smooth crosscoats, keeping a distance of 250 mm from the scratch or scuff.
If more than one coat is needed, leave 15 minutes to dry between coats.
After the final coat, spray the aerosol upside down to clean the nozzle and wait 24 hours for the repair to harden.
Optional - Blend the repair with the surrounding bodywork using a polishing compound like PaintNuts Scratch & Scuff Remover.

Where can I buy Hyundai touch-up paint?

You can purchase Hyundai touch-up paint through our website. All you need to do is simply enter your Hyundai reg into our registration lookup tool. We’ll then provide you with a colour match for any model Hyundai.

After you’ve chosen your Hyundai touchup paint pen, pot and brush or aerosol, simply enter your details. To have it delivered to your door in as little as 2-3 working days, choose the Priority Fast Tracked delivery option.

How do you repair a scratch on a Hyundai?

You’ll need the following items to repair a Hyundai scratch:

Polishing compound like PaintNuts Scratch & Scuff Remover
Paint touch-up pen that is colour-matched to your Hyundai
A Microfibre buffing cloth

To repair the scratch, follow the steps below:

Clean the scratched bodywork and apply the polishing compound with the microfibre buffing cloth. A minor scratch may disappear at this point. If the scratch is still visible, continue to step 2.
Squeeze the paint pen over the scratch and apply the paint in thin, even layers.
If more than one paint layer is needed, allow 10-25 minutes drying time for each coat.
After the final coat, wait 24 hours for the paint to harden.
Blend the repair with the surrounding bodywork using lacquer or a polishing compound.

For more information on repairing a Hyundai scratch, see our step-by-step guide on using our touch-up pen for all car makes and models.

How do I use a Hyundai touch-up paint pen?

This comprehensive pen kit contains our everything required for a flawless paint repair, ensuring a professional finish, from preparation to the final coat.

Designed for the thorough repair of:

Why PaintNuts paints?

PaintNuts automotive touch up products provide excellent results without the bother and cost of sending your car to the body shop.

Much cheaper than booking into your local bodyshop
Improved appearance
Easy D.I.Y. application
Anti-Corrosive protection

The colour matched paint is extremely easy to apply making the touch up pen a perfect DIY solution to fix scratches, chips and scuffs improving the visual appearance of your vehicle.

Although known today for producing electric and hybrid cars, Hyundai Motor Company has its roots in construction. Founded in 1947 by Chung Ju-yung under the name Hyundai Engineering and Construction Company, it wasn’t until 1967 when Hyundai ventured into the automotive sector.

Starting out initially producing cars in partnership with Ford, Hyundai finally released their own solo produced car, the Pony in 1975. Fast forward nearly five decades and Hyundai is firmly one of the largest automotive companies in the world.