Lexus RC 350 Touch Up Paint (25 OEM Colors)

### The Color Breakdown

Lexus didn't just release a car with the RC 350; they released a rolling art gallery. With 26 recorded colors, they really went for it. You've got everything from the stealthy, flat-grey Incognito to the "look-at-me" Flare Yellow Tricoat and the deep, soulful Matador Red Tricoat. Whether yours is a shimmering Sonic Chrome or a classic Liquid Platinum, these colors are designed to catch the light-and unfortunately, road debris-with equal enthusiasm.

What to Watch For

Here is the honest truth: Lexus paint is famously "soft." While it looks like a million bucks when it leaves the showroom, that buttery clear coat is a bit of a magnet for stone chips on the front bumper and those annoying micro-scratches around the door handles. If you see a tiny white speck on your hood, don't panic; it's just the RC 350's way of telling you it's been outside.

Before you start, you need your "C/TR" (Color/Trim) code. Open your driver's side door and look at the VIN sticker on the jamb. You're looking for a three-digit code (like 1J7 or 085) right next to those letters. That code is your North Star for getting the right bottle of touch-up.

Driveway Repair Tip

Because many of these shades-especially the pearls like White Nova or Blizzard Pearl-are "Tricoats," they have a lot of personality trapped in the bottle. To wake up those sparkles, shake your touch-up bottle for a full 60 seconds. I mean it-count it out.

When you apply the paint, think "thin layers." If you try to fill a chip with one big glob, it'll look like a mountain on a flat plain. Instead, dab a tiny amount into the center of the chip and let it spread itself out. If it's a Tricoat, your kit might come with two bottles (a base and a top coat). This requires patience: let the first layer dry completely before adding the second. You aren't just painting a car; you're restoring a masterpiece one dot at a time.