Alfa-Romeo All Models Touch Up Paint (124 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Alfa-Romeo has never been a "beige" kind of company. They've recorded 124 colors that prove Italian engineers definitely have a favorite aisle in the crayon box. From the classic Alfa Red to the vibrant Giallo Pozzuoli and the sophisticated English Racing Green, they really went for it. Whether your car is finished in a deep Bordeaux or a modern Misano Blue Tricoat, these colors aren't just paint; they're a personality trait.

What to Watch For

While Alfa Romeos are famous for their curves, the paint can sometimes be a little sensitive. Owners often notice that the clear coat-the shiny protective layer-likes to stage a protest around stone chips on the front bumper or the rear spoiler. If you see a little bit of "lacquer peel," don't panic; it just means your car has been enjoying the road. You'll usually find your color code on a silver or white sticker tucked under the trunk lid, near the rear wheel housing, or occasionally on the underside of the hood. It's typically a three-digit code (like 414) or a mix of letters and numbers (like 565A).

Driveway Repair Tip

Because Alfas love their fancy finishes, many of these colors (especially the "Tricoats" and "Effects" like Rosso Competizione) have a lot of metallic or pearl flakes resting at the bottom of the bottle. Before you touch that chip, shake your paint bottle for at least two full minutes-think of it as a workout for your Italian masterpiece. When applying, use the "less is more" philosophy. Instead of one big glob, dab on a tiny, thin layer, let it dry, and repeat. Getting those complex pearls to sit just right requires patience, but the result is well worth the wait.