Touch-up color code for light-out wheels

[G.I. joe]

Quick question , I have this light out color on my wheels and I'm trying to track down the exact touch-up color code. It's not quite silver, not quite grey... kind of that in between factory finish. know the right code or had success matching it? I'd love to clean up a few scuffs without repainting the whole thing. Appreciate any help you legends can offer

 

[CrushTest1]

your best bet is to go to the dealer and have then check using the vin number. As you 100% it's the original color and not changed?

 

[PETEWENTZ]

Quick question , I have this light out color on my wheels and I'm trying to track down the exact touch-up color code. It's not quite silver, not quite grey... kind of that in between factory finish. know the right code or had success matching it? I'd love to clean up a few scuffs without repainting the whole thing. Appreciate any help you legends can offer

Hmm, in-between sounds like it exists. I came across hypersilver or machined grey as terms for that before. I don't know, though, it still depends on the brand. So anyway, you can always check inside your door jamb around the driver's side or the owner's manual. There's gotta be a paint code there.

 

[go.dan.duran]

Quick question , I have this light out color on my wheels and I'm trying to track down the exact touch-up color code. It's not quite silver, not quite grey... kind of that in between factory finish. know the right code or had success matching it? I'd love to clean up a few scuffs without repainting the whole thing. Appreciate any help you legends can offer

These manufacturers are smart not to make these ones readily accessible, so you'll always have reasons to bring your car to them LOL But @PETEWENTZ is on to something. Try looking for the exact code on your manual or on a sticker on the wheel itself! If you can't find it, check out a local automotive paint shop to mix a matching touch up for you!

 

[dodgeabullet]

Quick question , I have this light out color on my wheels and I'm trying to track down the exact touch-up color code. It's not quite silver, not quite grey... kind of that in between factory finish. know the right code or had success matching it? I'd love to clean up a few scuffs without repainting the whole thing. Appreciate any help you legends can offer

It sounds like your wheels might be the same color as Yamaha's "Matte Grey Metallic #3" or something like that. You could try "White Aluminum" from SuperATV for a close match, or you could go to an auto shop and use their tools to get a perfect color match. Let us know how it turns out

 

[enigma]

Quick question , I have this light out color on my wheels and I'm trying to track down the exact touch-up color code. It's not quite silver, not quite grey... kind of that in between factory finish. know the right code or had success matching it? I'd love to clean up a few scuffs without repainting the whole thing. Appreciate any help you legends can offer

Been there. If it's OEM, check inside the driver door or glove box for the wheel code, or give a dealer your VIN since they can usually find it. Worst case, a mobile wheel guy might be able to color-match on the spot.