Fountain All Models Touch Up Paint (6 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Fountain only recorded 6 colors for their "All Models" lineup, but they certainly didn't play it safe. They really went for it with a palette that looks like a high-speed chase through the 1990s. From the moody, deep Grape (which is basically purple pretending to be black) to the neon-adjacent Bright Yellow and Teal, these colors were designed to be noticed. Whether you're rocking the Silver Metallic or the classic Bright Red, your ride has a personality that most modern "greige" cars would be jealous of.

What to Watch For

Finding your paint code on a Fountain is a bit of a driveway scavenger hunt. It's not always in the standard spots, so start your search by checking the driver-side door jamb or looking for a metal ID plate under the hood. If it's not there, it might be tucked away in the glove box-Fountain was known for keeping these codes "well hidden." As for the paint itself, those vibrant yellows and reds are absolute sun-magnets. They tend to lose their punch over time due to UV exposure, and you might notice some peeling or flaking around high-touch areas like the door handles or the edges of the trunk.

Driveway Repair Tip

Because Fountain colors like Teal and Silver Metallic rely on specific pigments to get that depth, your biggest hurdle is the "settle." Before you even think about touching the car, shake your touch-up bottle for a full two minutes-then shake it for one more just to be sure. You're trying to wake up the metallic flakes that have been napping at the bottom of the bottle. When you apply it, don't try to fill the whole scratch in one go. Dabbing a massive "mountain" of paint will just lead to a mess. Use thin, whisper-light layers and wait about 15 minutes between them. Achieving a perfect match with that Grape or Bright Yellow requires patience, but your ride will thank you for it.