Honda Touch Up Paint Pens

Honda Touch Up Paint

We all find little paint chips and scratches on our cars from time to time, and while they can be a little frustrating, it generally doesn’t mean a trip to the body shop is in order. In most instances, small knocks can easily be retouched using a touch-up pen.

Browse our range of genuine Honda touch-up paint products, or contact Cox Motor Parts for expert guidance on finding the perfect colour match for your vehicle.

How to Find Your Honda Colour Paint Code for Your Vehicle

Keep your Honda looking its best by choosing the right shade for your touch-up paint. We simplify finding your correct Honda paint code, ensuring you get a perfect paint job for your vehicle.

Step 1 – Locate Your Paint Code

Different Honda models display their body paint colour information in slightly different places. You will find that colour information is usually displayed on a small plate or sticker under the bonnet, around the driver/passenger door jamb or near the driver/passenger door locking mechanism. The colour code will be a series of letters and numbers, something like NH737M.

Step 2 – Choose Your Paint

Use our online paint code checker to confirm your colour code matches your Honda model. Our team will always double-check your selection before we dispatch, giving you complete peace of mind.

Step 3 – Apply Your Honda Touch Up Paint

Check the damaged area is clean, dry, and free from loose paint or rust. Apply your touch-up paint in thin, even layers, allowing each coat to dry completely. For the best results, work in a dust-free environment and avoid applying paint in direct sunlight or extreme temperatures.

Honda Touch Up Paint Repair

Touch-up paint can effectively conceal minor scratches and stone chips, keeping your Honda looking its best. Each Honda model, from small city cars to performance models, will benefit from a carefully applied touch-up paint repair.

When you’re performing a touch-up repair, think about the size of the damage, weather conditions, and proper preparation. Our genuine Honda paint products ensure an exact colour match and professional-quality finish while maintaining your vehicle’s appearance. Our touch-up pens are designed for precise application on small areas, while our larger paint formats suit more extensive repairs.

We stock genuine Honda touch-up paint for all Honda cars, including metallic, pearl, and solid colour finishes. Whether you need to repair a small stone chip or cover a minor scratch, using the correct paint code ensures your repair blends seamlessly with your Honda’s original paintwork.

Need help selecting the right touch-up paint for your Honda? Our team can help you find your Honda colour code and choose the best application method for your car paint repair.

Honda Automotive Touch-up Paint FAQs

How do I use Honda touch up paint pens?

For the best results when using your Honda touch up paint pen, follow these steps:

Step 1 – Prepare the Area

• Ensure you’re only treating minor scratches or chips – larger areas may need professional repair
• Clean the area thoroughly with soap and water, removing all dirt and grease
• Remove any rust or loose paint (light sanding may be required for rust)
• Dry the area completely before painting

Step 2 – Prime if Needed

• For exposed metal, apply a rust-inhibiting primer first
• Carefully mask the surrounding area to prevent overspray
• Allow primer to dry fully before applying paint

Step 3 – Apply Base Coat

• Shake the pen vigorously for one minute to mix the paint thoroughly
• Test the pen flow on cardboard first
• Apply paint evenly using gentle strokes
• Use brush attachment for broader coverage if needed
• Allow the first coat to dry completely

Step 4 – Finish the Repair

• Apply a second base coat if needed for even coverage
• Once the base coat is fully dry, apply a clear coat
• Clear coat helps match your vehicle’s original finish

Always follow the specific drying times and instructions provided with your touch up pen for best results.

Does Honda paint need primer?

When touching up bare metal areas, we recommend using a rust-inhibiting primer before applying your Honda touch-up paint. However, for minor scratches that haven’t exposed bare metal, you can apply the touch-up paint directly to the damaged area. The primer creates a protective barrier and helps your touch-up paint adhere better for a longer-lasting repair.

How long does Honda touch up paint take to dry?

Touch-up paint usually needs about 30 minutes to dry to the touch but requires 24 hours to cure completely. For the best results, apply your touch-up paint in dry conditions with temperatures between 15-25°C. Avoid washing your car or exposing the repair to harsh weather for at least 48 hours after application.

Does Honda have a paint warranty?

Honda provides a 3-year surface corrosion warranty that covers rust appearing on the vehicle’s surface panels. However, this doesn’t cover general wear and tear or stone chips. Paint damage should be repaired promptly to prevent rust from developing. Using genuine Honda touch-up paint helps maintain your vehicle’s appearance and protects against corrosion.

Where is the paint code for my Honda?

The paint code for your Honda can be found on the vehicle information plate, typically located under the bonnet, on the driver’s door frame, or behind the driver’s door latch mechanism. For example, on a Honda Jazz, you’ll usually find it under the bonnet near the strut towers. The code will be a combination of letters and numbers (like B506M). If you’re having trouble locating your code, simply send us your registration number, and we’ll help identify the correct colour.