[Mr_GTO]

Sorry this isn't for any Pontiac but I'd figure I'd ask the experts in the Body Shop.

My 2013 Buick Verano was keyed on both passenger doors. Anyone have a particular brand of touch up paint they like to use for factory colors? Thanks.

[MUCHMETAL]

I'm by no means an expert. Once a year or so I'll buy a salvage car or truck from an insurance auction and fix it up. I'll use it for a daily driver for a while then kick it down the road and do it all over again. I sometimes make a few dollars when sold, sometimes I break even. If one of these cars needs paint work I'll use:

http://www.automotivetouchup.com/

You have to input the factory paint code along with make, year, etc., choose how you want it and in a week or so the paint shows up at the house. You can get it in several different forms like a paint pen, a small bottle with a brush, larger quantities (pints, quarts, gallons) so you can spray or even in aerosol cans. You may be able to get your local automotive paint supply to provide the same. Wouldn't hurt to ask.

Here is the latest car I fixed up and now using as a daily driver (2007 G6). I replaced the front clip, the upper radiator support, radiator and AC condenser. It turned out ok I guess. Is it a perfect match? Nope, but very close and just fine for what I need.

[TAKerry]

I used the automotive touch up.com to get paint for my TATA. It matched spot on. I believe they custom mix as ordered and it took about a week for me to get mine. They have it available in spray bombs, quarts and gallons. I recommend them fwiw.

[Mr_GTO]

Thanks guys. I appreciate it.

[Chief of the 60's]

For best match buy it from a GM dealer. If it is a metallic color, do not expect it to match at all, especially if it is a silver, red or a pearlescent.