Frequently Asked Questions About Jeep Touch-Up Paint
What Are the 2021 Jeep Colors?
Exterior Jeep car paint colors for 2021 include:
- Diamond Black Crystal Pearl
- Granite Crystal Metallic
- Billet Silver Metallic
- Velvet Red Pearl
- Walnut Brown Metallic
- Bright White
- Sangria Metallic
- Slate Blue Pearl
- Spitfire Orange
- Olive Green Pearl
- Hydro Blue Pearl
- Redline Pearl
- Glacier Metallic
- Colorado Red
- Nacho
Note that some Jeep factory paint colors are limited to certain models; for instance, the 2021
Wrangler
can be found in Snazzberry Pearl and Hellayella, while the Renegade was made in Bikini Metallic.
What Is the Most Popular Jeep Color?
Some of the most common Jeep OEM paint colors are black, white, gray, and red.
How Much Does it Cost to Have a Jeep Repainted?
The price of painting your Jeep is going to differ quite a bit based on the extent of the job, but it's likely to run into
the thousands of dollars if you take your Jeep to a body shop. However, when you buy our high-quality Jeep paint and do
the job yourself at home, it will cost you far less, especially since you won't have to pay for labor.
Where Is the Paint Code on a Jeep Wrangler?
Jeep paint codes could be in a variety of places depending on the vehicle's model and year. Common
Jeep paint code locations
include the driver's-side door jamb, under the hood, or under the driver's seat. The codes
for Jeep truck colors are usually three characters long, but older codes may have only two characters. For example, the
Jeep "PEM" paint code represents Red Rock Crystal Pearl.
Where Can I Buy Touch-Up Paint for My Jeep?
The best place to buy Jeep touch-up paint is AutomotiveTouchup! Whether you need a pint or quart of Jeep touch-up spray
paint for a bumper repair or just a paint marker for a small scratch on your Wrangler's fender, we have the premium paint
products and accessories you need for a perfect Jeep scratch repair job. Our Jeep custom paint is precision-mixed to exactly
match all OEM colors, so you get a factory-quality finish every time. Whether you're putting together an entire Jeep touch-up
paint kit for a restoration or just doing a quick Jeep hardtop touch-up, we've got you covered.
How Do You Paint a Jeep?
The technique will vary depending on whether you're using a Jeep pen, a bottle with a brush, Jeep spray paint cans, or a
spray gun, but the general procedure is the same:
- Use body filler and spot putty as needed to ensure an even texture with no holes.
- Wipe down the area with prep solvent to take off any dust, grease, or wax.
- Spray or brush on your primer and let it dry.
- Add your Jeep touch-up paint. Use multiple thin coats until the area is fully covered.
- Add clear coat to protect your new automotive paint.