Audi TT Coupe/Roadster Touch Up Paint (27 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Audi didn't hold back with the TT. Across its generations, we've recorded 27 distinct colors that range from "sensible boardroom meeting" to "weekend at the track." Whether you're rocking the iconic Nardo Gray, the electric Vegas Yellow, or the deep, metallic depths of Moonlight Blue Pearl, Audi definitely went for it. With a palette that includes everything from Turbo Blue to Pulse Orange, they made sure the car looks as fast as it feels, even when it's just sitting in your driveway waiting for a Saturday wash.

What to Watch For

Before you get started, you need to find your "DNA" (the paint code). On the TT, Audi hid this on a paper sticker in the trunk, usually tucked away in the spare tire well. If that sticker has vanished into the ether, check the inside cover of your original service book-it's often duplicated there.

As for the paint itself, the TT has a few famous "personality quirks." Keep a close eye on the roof rails and the wing mirrors; these areas are notorious for tiny bubbles or the clear coat starting to lift. If you see a small chip on those curvaceous fenders, jump on it early. Audi paint is high quality, but it can be a bit thin on the edges, and catching a chip before it turns into a "project" is the secret to a long-lasting finish.

Driveway Repair Tip

Since so many TT colors-like Daytona Gray Pearl or Glacier White Tricoat-rely on heavy metallic or pearl effects, you need to "wake up" the paint. Shake your touch-up bottle for at least 60 seconds longer than you think is necessary. This ensures the tiny flakes are suspended evenly so you don't end up with a dark spot. When applying, remember that three paper-thin layers are always better than one giant blob. It requires a bit more patience, but it's the difference between a repair that disappears and one that stands out.