2026 Ferrari Touch Up Paint (16 OEM Colors)

The 2026 Ferrari Vibe

Welcome to 2026, where the streets of Maranello are humming with the sound of the Purosangue and the high-voltage whine of the SF90 XX. Ferrari has gone all-in on "sensory sophistication" this year, trading the flat colors of the past for deep, liquid-metal finishes that look like they're still wet. Our database is stocked with 16 of the era's heavy hitters, ranging from the classic Rosso Scuderia to the resurgent British Racing Green and the complex Blue Tour De France Metallic. It's a palette that balances high-tech precision with a nostalgic nod to the GTs of the sixties-basically, it looks like a million bucks until you actually have to fix a rock chip on that low-slung nose.

Paint Health Check

The legend of Ferrari paint is often better than the reality. In 2026, we're firmly in the "Thin Paint Era." While the factory robots are more precise than a heart surgeon, they're also incredibly stingy. Maranello spends its budget on the V12s and aero-ducts, leaving you with a factory finish that's thinner than a carbon fiber diet. You'll likely notice "orange peel" in the clear coat-a texture that looks like the skin of a citrus fruit rather than a sheet of glass-and edges so thin they'll flake if you look at them too hard. Because these finishes are baked with high-solids technology for maximum hardness, they don't "flex"; they chip.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up a 2026 Ferrari, remember the "Rule of the Robot": don't try to beat it with brute force. These high-tech metallics and multi-layer reds are temperamental. If you have a chip on your Purosangue's hood, build your layers slowly and don't blob it. Because the factory paint is so thin, a single heavy drop of touch-up will sit higher than the surrounding clear coat, creating a visible "mountain" on your fender. Apply a thin base layer, let it flash, and repeat until you're level. If you're working with a metallic like Argento or Gray Metallic, keep your brush strokes light to ensure the flakes lay flat, or you'll end up with a dark spot that ruins the "liquid metal" illusion.