2022 Lamborghini Touch Up Paint (8 OEM Colors)

The 2022 Lamborghini Vibe

Welcome to 2022, the year of "Main Character Energy" in Sant'Agata. Whether it was the Aventador singing its V12 swan song or the Urus taking over every valet stand from Miami to Monaco, the 2022 lineup was all about being seen. We've cataloged 8 of the heavy hitters from this era, and they aren't for the shy. We're talking about high-voltage shades like Arancio Argos Tricoat and Pearl Flue Green Tricoat-colors so bright they practically hum. Even the "subtle" choices like Blu Le Mans and Titanium Metallic have that modern, razor-sharp metallic pop that defines the digital age of supercars.

Paint Health Check

Now, here's the rub. We've officially entered the "Thin Paint Era." Back in the day, I could practically sculpt a car out of the lacquer, but these 2022 beauties were born in a world of "Robot Efficiency." The factory finish on a Huracan or a Urus is applied with surgical precision, which looks incredible on the showroom floor, but it's thin-sometimes barely a few mils thick. Because the modern clear coats are engineered to be incredibly hard (for that glass-like gloss), they've become brittle. Instead of the paint taking a "dent" from a road pebble, it tends to shatter. If you look closely at your front bumper, you're likely seeing tiny "star-fracture" chips where the clear coat gave up the ghost rather than absorbing the impact.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up a 2022 Lambo, you have to fight the urge to "fill the hole" in one shot. Because the factory paint is so thin and uniform, a thick blob of touch-up will stand out like a neon sign-even if it is Pearl Flue Green. The secret is "micro-layering." Apply your base color in two or three whisper-thin passes, letting it dry flat between each. You want to build the color up so it's just a hair below the surrounding clear coat. This prevents that "volcano" effect where the repair sits higher than the factory finish. Be patient; the robots were, and you should be too.