2015 Lamborghini Touch Up Paint (6 OEM Colors)

The 2015 Lamborghini Vibe

2015 was the year the Huracan started prowling the streets while the Aventador was already the undisputed king of the poster wall. It was a time for bold, multi-stage spectacles like Arancio Argos Tricoat and Pearl Flue Green Tricoat, or the "stealth fighter" look of the legendary Grigio Telesto. Whether you were rocking Titanium Metallic, Clear White, or the deep shimmer of White Mica Tricoat, these cars were designed to be seen-preferably while breaking a speed limit or two. Across All Models, the vibe was pure, unadulterated Italian drama.

Paint Health Check

Listen, these mid-2010s Bulls came out of Sant'Agata during the peak of "Robot Efficiency." The finish is gorgeous, but don't let the shine fool you-it's a hallmark of the Thin Paint Era. Those factory robots were precision-tuned to spray just enough clear coat to make the showroom lights dance, but not a micron more than necessary. The result? A stunning finish that's unfortunately allergic to gravel. If your 2015 hasn't been buried under paint protection film since day one, you're likely staring at a front bumper that looks like it went twelve rounds with a shotgun. The clear coat is hard and glossy, but it's brittle; instead of a small graze, you get a clean chip that takes the base color right along with it.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up these modern coats, remember: the robots didn't rush the application, and neither should you. Build your layers slowly. This is especially critical for those high-tech tricoats like Arancio Argos or Pearl Flue Green. If you just blob a big drop of paint into a chip, the metallic flakes and pearls will sink to the bottom, leaving you with a dark, mismatched spot that looks like a mole on the car's face. Apply thin, translucent layers and let them dry fully before adding the next. Patience is the only thing that saves a 2015 finish from looking like a DIY disaster-don't try to level the repair in one shot.