2018 Lamborghini Touch Up Paint (6 OEM Colors)

The 2018 Lamborghini Vibe

2018 was the year Sant'Agata decided to stop being polite. Between the Huracan Performante shattering Nurburgring records and the Urus officially bringing the "Super SUV" to the suburbs, Lamborghini was everywhere. Our database for this year focuses on the heavy hitters that defined the era-vibrant, high-octane hues like Arancio Argos Tricoat and Pearl Flue Green Tricoat. These weren't just colors; they were acoustic signals. Whether it was the classic Rossa Mars or the surgical look of Titanium Metallic, these cars were painted to be seen from space and heard from three blocks away.

Paint Health Check

Welcome to the Thin Paint Era. By 2018, the robots in Italy had become masters of "Efficiency." They're incredibly precise, but they don't believe in wasting a single micron of product. While the clear coat on these models is high-tech and exceptionally hard, it's also brittle and applied thin to keep weight down for those lap times. If you've been actually driving your Aventador instead of keeping it in a climate-controlled bubble, you're likely staring at stone chips on the front valence that look like they were made by a tiny ice pick. The clear coat doesn't "peel" like the junk from the 90s, but it will chip if a pebble so much as looks at it funny.

Restoration Tip

Because this era is defined by thin, robot-perfect layers, your biggest mistake is trying to fix a chip with one "giant blob" of paint. If you drop a heavy bead of Arancio Argos into a chip, it'll stand out like a sore thumb because the factory finish is so flat and lean. Instead, build your layers slowly. Use a fine-point applicator to dab a thin base layer, let it flash, and repeat until the depth matches. You're mimicking a machine that thinks in microns-so put away the thick brushes and take your time.