Do It Yourself? Yes you can. We mix the paint you want and you touch up for yourself.

Mix-to-order touch up paint matches up to a close 98% of any car color base on the unique car color code of different make and model.

 

You name it, we mix it. Deliverable within 3 days of order. Standard price is $14 per 30ml amount (including doorstep delivery), which is sufficient for touching up whole car suffered with scratches or chips. $16 for pearl base color paint.

Identify your car color code

The only way to accurately order touch-up paint from Aha! is to know the color code for your vehicle.

All vehicles carry a color identification plate that is located in various places on the vehicle depending on the model. Use the picture below to locate the color identification plate for your vehicle.

Sometimes these codes can be tricky to find. For example, on some cars, the color code is located in the engine compartment as shown below, but it actually is under the boot carpet next to the spare tire. These locations are starting points.  They can even vary on the same models!

We mix the touch up paint according to the color code, NOT color names. However, if you have problem confirming the color code is right, we can assist to find out by just having your car make/model and color name.

Guide to locate your car color code identification plate/label : 

Car make Paint Color code possible location (cross-reference to the above diagram) Audi & Volkswagen Usually found: Back compartment panel (15). Other Place to look: Under Dash (16). They are usually shown as a four digit number on the vehicle, such as LC7V. It is possible that there can be a two digit code instead of or in addition to the four digit code, such as F8. Either code is correct . BMW & Mini Usually found: under hood by Front of Strut Tower (8). Other place to look: Firewall, passenger side (2), Front of Strut tower (13), or Wheel housing (20). They are usually shown as a three digit number on the vehicle, such as 339. Chervolet Usually found: Glove Box. Other places to look: Spare Tire Cover or Wheel House (20). Usually a three or four digits and start with a WA, such as WA9795 or without WA such as 9795. If the vehicle is two-tone there will be an “L” (for lower) or a “U” (for upper) before the numbers. Example: WA U-7154 or WA L-348D. GM usually lists two codes on every vehicle. There is usually a two digit code, such as 26. Ford Usually found: Driver side door Jam (6). They are usually shown as a Two digit number on the vehicle, such as E9. The correct two digit code is usually listed above where it reads "Exterior Paint Codes" Honda Usually found: Driver side door jam (6). Other place to look: Firewall (passenger side, middle, driver side) (2) (3) (4), or Under Driver Seat (5). Variety of presentation of code eg. BG34P, NH585P-C, R78P, W101,752 Hyundai Usually found: Driver side door Jam (6). Other place to look: Firewall, Middle (3) (Excel) (Scoope), or Under Driver Seat (5), or Radiator Support, Front Middle (10). They are usually shown as a two digit number on the vehicle, such as PV or E8 . Isuzu Usually found: Driver side door Jam (6). Other place to look: Firewall, Passenger side (2) , or Firewall Middle (3) , or Radiator Support Front Middle (10) , or Globe Box [Before 1997] Usually found: Firewall, Passenger side (2) (Trooper), or Firewall, Driver side (4) (pick-up/Amigo),or Front of Strut Tower (Impulse) (8) Jaguar Usually found: Driver side door Jam (6). Other place to look: Front of Driver Side Door (7), or Radiator Support Passenger Side(19), or glove box. They are usually shown as a three or four digit number on the vehicle, such as HFE or 779 or 1942. Kia Usually found: Front of Driver Side Door (14), or Under Driver Seat (5) They are usually shown as a two digit number on the vehicle, such as 1C or VR. Land Rover Usually found: Front of Driver Side Door (14). Other place to look: Firewall (Passenger side, middle, drivers side (2) (3) (4), or Radiator Support (19) (10) (12). They are usually shown as a three digit number on the vehicle, such as 638 or HCU. Mazda They are usually shown as a three digit number on the vehicle, such as 638 or HCU. Other place to look: Firewall Passenger side (2), or Back compartment Panel (15). They are usually shown as two or three digit number on the vehicle, such as UA or D2 or 15Y or A2X. Mercedes Benz Driver Side Door Jam (6), Radiator Support (Middle or Driver Side or Passenger Side) (10) (12) (19). Other place to look: Firewall, Middle (3), or Back compartment Panel (15) They are usually shown as five or three digit number on the vehicle, such as DB481 or 744. Mitsubishi Usually found: Firewall ( Passenger Side or Middle or Driver Side) (2) (3) (4), or Radiator Support ( Passenger Side or Middle or Driver Side) (19) (10) (12). Other place to look: Under Dash (12). They are usually shown as three digit number on the vehicle, such as G13 or WWP. Nissan - Usually found: Driver Side Door Jam (6) Other place to look: Passenger Side Inner Fender (1) , or Firewall (Passenger side, Middle, driver side) (2) (3) (4), or Under Driver Seat (5), Strut Tower, driver side (8), Radiator Support, Front Middle (8),Front of Driver Side Door (14), Radiator Support, Passenger Side (19). They are usually shown as a three digit number on the vehicle, such as Z33 or B17. Porsche Usually found: Radiator Support (driver or passenger sides) (12) (19), or Back compartment Panel (15) They are usually shown as two or three or four digit number on the vehicle, such as H8 or D7Z or L84R . Saab Usually found: Front or Rear of Driver Side Door (14) (6). Other place to look: Firewall, Passenger or drivers side (2) (4), or Under Driver Seat (5), or Front of Strut Tower (8), or Radiator Support, Front Middle (10), or Wheel Housing (20). They are usually shown as three or four digit number on the vehicle, such as 247or 229H. Subaru Usually found: Left Strut Tower (8) (13). Other place to look: Radiator Support middle driver Side (10) (12). They are usually shown as three digit number on the vehicle, such as 340 or 54A. Suzuki Usually found: Firewall (2) (3) (4) . Other place to look:Front of Driver Side Door (14) They are usually shown as three digit number on the vehicle, such as ZY4 or Y26 or OFZ. Toyota & Lexus Usually found: Driver Side Door Jam (6) . Other place to look: Firewall (passenger side or middle) (2) (3), or Back compartment Panel (15), or Under Driver Seat (5). They are usually shown as three digit number on the vehicle, such as 199 or 4P9. Volvo Usually found: Strut Tower (either side) (8) (13) (17) . Other place to look: Firewall (passenger or driver side) (2) (4), or Radiator Support , Driver Side (12). They are usually shown as three digit number on the vehicle, such as 461.

Other useful resources

Your Owner's manual is also helpful. The owner's manual does not tell you what the color code is, but it should tell you where the code is located. If you do not have the Owner's s manual, or the code on your vehicle is illegible, contact your dealer with your VIN number, and they should be able to provide you with the information.