Lexus LS 600h L Touch Up Paint (10 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Lexus didn't just paint the LS 600h L; they curated it. With 10 sophisticated shades recorded, this car is a masterclass in "Quiet Luxury." We've got everything from the fiery Matador Red Tricoat and the earthy Sienna Brown Pearl to enough high-tech silvers to make a NASA engineer weep, including Liquid Platinum and Sonic Titanium Metallic. They even gave us Sleek Ecru Metallic, which is basically "Wealthy Beige." Whether your LS is a deep Black or a shimmering Sonic Quartz, it's clear Lexus wanted this car to look like a million bucks even when it's just sitting in traffic.

What to Watch For

Now, here is the honest truth: Lexus paint is famously "soft." That means while it looks deep and glossy, it's a bit of a magnet for road debris and those annoying little stone chips on the hood. You might also notice the clear coat feeling a bit thin on the horizontal surfaces if the car has spent its life under the sun. To find your specific matching code, open the driver's door and look at the ID plate on the jamb. You're looking for the letters C/TR (Color/Trim) followed by a three-digit code-something like 085 or 1G1. That code is your North Star; don't buy a bottle without it!

Driveway Repair Tip

Since so many of these colors-like White Nova GF Pearl or Sonic Quartz-are "Tricoats," they use a special mid-coat to get that deep sparkle. If you're using a touch-up pen, don't try to fill the whole chip in one go. Shake your bottle for a full 60 seconds (longer than you think!) to wake up those metallic flakes. Apply the color in thin, "dabbing" motions rather than painting a line. If it's a Tricoat, the mid-coat requires patience; let the base dry completely before adding the sparkle layer. Your goal isn't a "one-coat wonder"-it's building up the color until it's flush with the rest of the car.