Dodge Truck Touch Up Paint (19 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Dodge gave us 19 ways to make these trucks look as tough as they work. We're looking at a palette that clearly understands the "work-hard, play-hard" lifestyle, ranging from the no-nonsense Walnut Brown Metallic and Medium Tan Metallic to the high-energy Graphic Red. They really went for it with the metallic finishes, giving trucks like the Light Blue Metallic a shimmering depth that looks fantastic when the sun hits the bed.

What to Watch For

Dodge paint is generally sturdy, but it has a bit of a reputation for wanting to "retire" before the engine does. Keep a close eye on your hood and roof; these horizontal surfaces are prone to the infamous "Dodge Peel," where the clear coat begins to flake or look cloudy from sun exposure. If you see small bubbles starting near the door handles or along the bed rails, catch them early! To find your specific match, check the driver's side door jamb for a sticker labeled "Service Parts Identification." If your truck is a classic from the 80s or early 90s, you might find that code hiding on the radiator support under the hood or tucked inside the glove box.

Driveway Repair Tip

Since so many of these Dodge colors-like Canyon Red Metallic and Charcoal Gray Metallic-are packed with shimmer, your secret weapon is the "Minute Shake." Before you touch the brush to the truck, shake that bottle for at least 60 seconds longer than you think you need to. Those metallic flakes are heavy and love to settle at the bottom; you need them swimming in the paint to get a perfect match. When applying, think "thin and patient." It is much better to apply three paper-thin dots of paint than one big blob that will just sag under the sun.