I was wondering if anyone knew where to get touch up paint for a 380 charcoal colour, I have checked online but there is no luck. Would be helpful if anyone has any recommendations in the Sydney area?

Write down the paint code (it should be on the plate with the vin number). Take it to any Autobarn branch and they should be able to make up a spray can for you. Autobarn Tamworth mixed one up for me a couple of weeks ago for my 1st gen. It cost $30 and is a perfect match.

If you send a private message to madmagna he knows every paint code off by heart.

If all else fails go to a Mitsubishi dealer, they have touch up paint avail for most colours.

If all else fails go to a Mitsubishi dealer, they have touch up paint avail for most colours.

To my surprise, they actually don't...
I called them up a couple of months ago to get some touch up paint and they said they no longer stock the colour that I needed. Instead they gave me the paint code and told me to find someone to mix the paint up for me...

If all else fails go to a Mitsubishi dealer, they have touch up paint avail for most colours.

To my surprise, they actually don't...
I called them up a couple of months ago to get some touch up paint and they said they no longer stock the colour that I needed. Instead they gave me the paint code and told me to find someone to mix the paint up for me...

Paint would be NLA, plus it would have gotten old.good thing about the 380 paints was they were actual touch up units with sandpaper rather than a brush in a tin

ideally you would need to see a panelbeater or Autobarn to get some paint mixed up.

Super cheap auto have PowerPlus touch in spray cans

I got Molten Red there for mine and was a perfect match

I will pm the catalogue to u

Thanks guys for the help. I ended up going to Autobarn as coldamus had said, and they have mixed up the colour for me in a small paint can, cost $15. I haven't tried it yet but it looks pretty spot on, is there a technique that anyone uses to cover up small scratches or just apply and hope for the best ?

Thanks guys for the help. I ended up going to Autobarn as coldamus had said, and they have mixed up the colour for me in a small paint can, cost $15. I haven't tried it yet but it looks pretty spot on, is there a technique that anyone uses to cover up small scratches or just apply and hope for the best ?

The stuff I pm'd u has some instructions