compdr59

I’m looking to touch up a wheel scratch without having to have the entire wheel refinished. The dealer doesn’t know the color code to match. Does anybody know what can be purchased to be close?

FastFord

If I were to guess what's close...Maybe Caviar Metallic.

Depends on what you are covering. Small fine scratches I just use a permanent marker. It certainly isn't a great fix, but it does cover a bit.

My eyes are not very good, I do not see what you are trying to cover. I think I'm looking at reflections.

compdr59

Thanks. I was just showing the wheel color.

jimin327

Did you ever find out the color code for this? I have a small scratch I am trying to fix myself as well.

Sounds

The code might be on the label where the tire air pressure is (drivers door) or try a NAPA store.. there are some really good mobile wheel repair vendors that are reasonable and do great work. Possibly try a dealers parts dept. Give them a VIN

gamma742

If anyone ever does find out. Please come back and post it here for everyone

TheCDN

Over the years I've never had great luck with touch up pens the dealers sells. Especially if there's metallic fleck in it. I have an NX350h with 20" wheels and the 'black' on them looks like a very dark metallic grey, and the colour seems similar to other Toyota/ Lexus wheels. Although yours may be not metallic, it's hard to see with your photo. I think they may use a colour from their 'stable' of colours used on other toyota products. I'm gonna look at a Corolla 'Midnight Black' (it's metallic) if I can find one on a lot somewhere to see how it compares.

One source might be a body shop or an alloy wheel refinisher place. They might actually have the paint code. A small touch up on a dark colour is usually not very noticeable if there's a difference.