Dodge Van Touch Up Paint (84 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Whether you're driving a workhorse or a weekend camper, Dodge didn't hold back on the palette for their vans. We've recorded a staggering 84 colors over the years, proving that Dodge really went for it. You might be rocking the classic White (a legend in its own right), the deep Nightwatch Blue, or one of the high-energy "Impact" shades like Bright Yellow or Impact Orange. From the sophisticated Black Walnut Metallic to the breezy Light Seaspray Green Metallic, these vans were built to stand out in a parking lot full of boring sedans.

What to Watch For

Dodge vans are famous for their "character," but they are also famous for the "Mopar Peel." If you notice the paint on your roof or hood starting to flake off in sheets, don't panic-it's a rite of passage for these vehicles. The clear coat tends to get a bit tired after years in the sun, especially on the large, flat surfaces. Before you start your repair, you'll need to find your 3-digit paint code. Check the driver's side door jamb first; look for a sticker with a barcode and the letters "PNT." If your van is a classic, peek under the hood-the code might be stamped onto a metal "fender tag" located on the radiator support or the firewall.

Driveway Repair Tip

When using your touch-up bottle or pen, remember that those "Metallic" and "Impact" colors have a lot of personality trapped at the bottom of the container. Shake your paint for a full two minutes-long after you think you're done-to make sure the metallic flakes are dancing evenly in the fluid. Instead of trying to fill a chip with one big glob, think of it like building a sandwich: apply a very thin layer, let it dry, and come back for a second one. This patience prevents the paint from sagging and ensures those sparkles in your Sunburst Orange or Gunmetal Blue catch the light exactly the way they did when the van rolled off the line.