Bumper scratch (4 Viewers)

[BrotherNov]

Got a pair of small but noticeable scratches on the bumper area. it's all plastic, so rust won't be an issue. Body shop quoted a ridiculous price, fueled primarily by having to contract with someone else to re-calibrate all the sensors. They suggested just buying some touch-up paint but didn't have any or know how to find any. Dealer has been no help, Google hasn't been any help. Have any of you run into a source for touch-up paint? Eminent White Pearl, if it makes a difference. Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[nonamex]

Got a pair of small but noticeable scratches on the bumper area. it's all plastic, so rust won't be an issue. Body shop quoted a ridiculous price, fueled primarily by having to contract with someone else to re-calibrate all the sensors. They suggested just buying some touch-up paint but didn't have any or know how to find any. Dealer has been no help, Google hasn't been any help. Have any of you run into a source for touch-up paint? Eminent White Pearl, if it makes a difference. Thanks in advance for your help.

Get the paint code from the door jam and I'm sure a local Lexus dealer will have that in stock. I'm sure internet Lexus dealers can sell you a bottle as well.

 

[Sixgun95]

Here you go - Lexus GX Touch Up Paint & Paint Color Codes

I really like this one to Home - Dr. ColorChip

 

[BrotherNov]

Thanks, Paint is on it's way!

 

[Matthew@LC250Mods]

I was also going to recommend Dr. Color Chip. Used them on a number of Toyotas over the years and the match has been dead on!

 

[Sixgun95]

I like color chip because you can slowly fill the chip or scrape until its level and if you mess it up it just wipes off with the solution. Had a A7 with 3 x 6" scrapes, took a week to fill, but in the end, if you didn't know they were there you wouldn't see them.