2025 Nissan Touch Up Paint (50 OEM Colors)

The 2025 Nissan Vibe

Welcome to 2025, where Nissan's color palette is busier than a Tuesday at the Port of Yokohama. With 84 colors in the database, the factory wasn't just painting cars; they were showing off. You've got everything from the legendary Bayside Blue Tricoat on the GT-R to that Sunrise Copper that makes the Ariya look like it's permanently driving into a sunset. Whether you're hauling mulch in a Frontier splashed with Tactical Green Metallic or dodging city traffic in a KICKS wearing Yuzu Yellow Tricoat, the vibe is "High-Definition." It's an era of complex pearls and those fancy Two-Tone roofs that make every Rogue and Z look like it's wearing a tuxedo.

Paint Health Check

Now, here's the reality from the shop floor: we are firmly in the Thin Paint Era. Back in the day, we sprayed lacquer thick enough to stop a bullet, but by 2025, the factory robots have become "efficiency experts." They apply these beautiful colors-like Boulder Gray Metallic or Visual Pearl Tricoat-with surgical precision, meaning the coating is as thin as a politician's promise. The finish looks like a mirror in the showroom, but out in the real world, those thin coats are chip-magnets. One stray pebble on the freeway and your Pathfinder has a "beauty mark" straight down to the primer. It's not that the quality is bad; it's just that the robots are too good at saving the company money on materials.

Restoration Tip

When you're fixing a chip on a 2025 model, you have to fight the urge to be a hero. Because the factory paint is so thin, a big "blob" of touch-up will stick out like a sore thumb on a Sentra or Altima. The secret is to build your layers slowly. If you're working with one of those high-depth colors like Afterburn or Carnelian Red, apply a tiny amount, let it dry, and repeat. You're looking to level the surface, not create a mountain. And for heaven's sake, if you're touching up a Tricoat, don't rush the mid-coat; that's where the "magic" (and the headache) lives. Slow and steady wins the race, or at least keeps your Titan looking like it didn't just go ten rounds with a gravel truck.