Toyota Echo Touch Up Paint (23 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Toyota didn't hold back when it came to the Echo, offering a surprisingly deep palette of 23 colors for such a small car. They really went for it with "personality" shades like the vibrant Orange Metallic and the frosty Ice Blue Metallic, alongside staples like Super White 2 and Millennium Gold Pearl Metallic. Whether yours is a bright "look at me" subcompact or a stealthy commuter, the Echo's color list proves that economy cars don't have to be boring.

What to Watch For

While the Echo is a mechanical tank, its paint can be a bit more sensitive. You might notice some "leprosy" or white flaking on the roof, trunk, or hood-this is just the clear coat showing its age after years in the sun. The factory base coat on these Toyotas is notoriously thin, so if you're dealing with chips, you'll want to address them before they decide to grow. To get started, find your specific color code on the driver's side door jamb; look for a sticker with the letters "C/TR" followed by a three-digit code (like 1F7 or 3P1).

Driveway Repair Tip

Because many of the Echo's colors-like the Red Mica Pearl or Blue Metallic-are packed with tiny sparkles, your biggest secret weapon is the "Minute Shake." Shake your touch-up bottle or can for at least 60 seconds to wake up those metallic flakes so they don't all sit at the bottom. When applying, think of it like building a Lego set: thin, light layers are your best friend. Instead of one giant blob that looks like a grape, dab on a tiny bit, let it dry, and repeat. If you're working on a pearl finish, this approach requires patience, but it will help your driveway repair look like it belongs there.