Tacoma Cement Color Touch Up

Hi,
I’m looking for Cement color touch up paint for my Tacoma, any advise.

 

I’m also curious.

 

https://www.ebay.com/p/656075959?ii...4XkeKgrqQu1Zvy8p7Q3z826Bds31gI1IaAmduEALw_wcB

 

Goto the dealer parts department and get one of their touch up kits. Or order one online. They are like $10-15.

 

Those Toyota 1H5 touch up paints wont match since I bought one right away after I got my truck and its not the same . These bottles have a darker color and this Cement color is lighter.

 

Go with Dr. Colorchip. Best match, easiest to use.

https://www.drcolorchip.com/select-color.php

 

I walked into my dealer service department and they had it. A pen with paint on one side and clear coat on the other.

 

It matches mine spot on. Shake the hell out of it for 5min, if you didn't

 

The 1h5 I bought on Amazon did not match either and I shook the heck out of it. I got one from my dealer and it is much closer, but still not perfect. I think cement is just one of those colors that is tough.
Ned

 

I use Dr Colorchip for all my vehicles. Solid product and easy to use.

 

With the greys/silver, and the gold pearl in it makes it tough to get an exact match. It a lot in the application. The pearls and metallics lay different, with brush, than spray. I found very light coats, in different directions, till you find the right one. Hope that helps, and yes dearler/oem matches much better.

 

Why wouldn't you just get it from the dealer? I think mine was like $13.

 

Did you get it?

 

Hello any better options out there? A year later lol

 

Ive used Dr Colorchip on three vehicles and I have no complaints.. you can do a lot of different types or repairs with a little creativity. I've even been able to fill on paint on non-flat surfaces by slowly filling and using a clay bar to make a contoured pad to run the paint down with the blender.

Colors also always have been a good match for me for a metallic gray then bursting blue XC90 and a gray metallic CTSV.

 

I bought some Duplicolor at some local auto parts store - small tube like thing with paint on one end and clear-coat in the other end.

Used it a few times now on teeny tiny little rock-chips I can find them on the truck but anyone else would be hard pressed to find the spots.

I used the clear-coat once didn't like it so I just touch it with the pen (paint) .. wax over it. Worked for me.