2020 Peugeot Touch Up Paint (3 OEM Colors)

The 2020 Peugeot Vibe

By 2020, Peugeot was leaning hard into that sharp, "sabre-tooth" aesthetic. Whether it was the nimble 208 or the tech-heavy 3008 SUV, these cars were designed with enough creases and angles to make a diamond-cutter sweat. It was a year of bold statements, and our database reflects that by focusing on the heavy hitters that defined the look. We've got the essentials covered: Blue China, Medium Blue, and the show-stopping Bright Red Tricoat. These weren't just colors; they were meant to catch the light on every aggressive body line the French designers could dream up.

Paint Health Check

Welcome to the "Thin Paint Era." Back in the day, we used to measure paint thickness with a ruler; now, these robots are so "efficient" they spray layers thinner than a cigarette paper. 2020 was the peak of robotic precision, which is great for the factory's bottom line but a headache for you. Because that factory enamel is applied with such surgical thinness, it lacks the "meat" to absorb impacts. If you look closely at your hood, you're likely seeing the aftermath of every pebble you've followed on the motorway. It's brittle stuff-instead of denting, the paint just pops off, leaving a tiny crater that goes straight to the primer.

Restoration Tip

Since the factory finish is microscopically thin, the biggest mistake you can make is trying to fill a chip in one heavy-handed go. If you "blob" it, you'll end up with a mountain of paint that sits way higher than the rest of the panel, and it'll stick out like a sore thumb. The Secret: Build your layers slowly. Apply a tiny amount of color, let it tack up, and repeat. You want to bridge that gap between the primer and the clear coat level without creating a dome. Especially with that Bright Red Tricoat-it's all about the depth, so take your time and don't let the robots win.