Skoda Paint Repair
Revitalise your Skoda with Touch Up Paint Factory EU’s premium collection of Skoda spray paint and paint pens. Easily repair scratches, scuffs, or blemishes on your Skoda to restore its sleek look.
Explore a variety of Skoda colours to find the best match for your vehicle. with multiple options available, choosing the ideal colour for your Skoda is effortless.
Explore a variety of Skoda colours to find the best match for your vehicle. with multiple options available, choosing the ideal colour for your Skoda is effortless.
Skoda Models
Select your model from this list to find your colour.
- CAR
- CITIGO
- ENYAQ IV
- FABIA
- FABIA AMBIENTE
- FABIA COMBI
- FABIA ELEGANCE
- FABIA FAMILY
- FABIA MONTE CARLO
- FABIA RS
- FABIA SCOUT
- FABIA SPORT
- FABIA SPORTLINE
- FELICIA
- FELICIA COMBI
- FELICIA PICKUP
- FELICIA VANPLUS
- KAMIQ
- KAROQ
- KODIAQ
- KUSHAQ
- LAURA
- OCTAVIA
- OCTAVIA COMBI
- OCTAVIA RS
- OCTAVIA SCOUT
- OKTAVIA RS
- PRAKTIK
- RAPID
- RAPID SPACEBACK
- ROOMSTER
- ROOMSTER ACTIVE
- ROOMSTER COMFORT
- ROOMSTER FAMILY
- ROOMSTER SCOUT
- ROOMSTER STYLE
- SCALA
- SUPERB
- SUPERB COMBI
- YETI
How It Works – Skoda
Step 1 – Clean the area on your Skoda thoroughly before touching it up for the best results.
Step 2 – Shake the paint well to mix it properly for smooth colour application.
Step 3 – Test the paint on a small, hidden part of your Skoda to confirm a perfect colour match.
Step 4 – Allow each coat to dry fully to achieve a durable and professional finish.
Step 2 – Shake the paint well to mix it properly for smooth colour application.
Step 3 – Test the paint on a small, hidden part of your Skoda to confirm a perfect colour match.
Step 4 – Allow each coat to dry fully to achieve a durable and professional finish.
Where To Find Your Skoda Colour Code
The colour code for a Skoda is usually found in the boot.
As shown in this image, the code is usually toward the bottom of the sticker, labelled as the âPAINT NO.â
If you cannot find the Å KODA paint code / colour name on your car, you can call your local dealer with your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), which you will find on the car or your log book / vehicle registration document, and they will be able to look it up on their internal database.
As shown in this image, the code is usually toward the bottom of the sticker, labelled as the âPAINT NO.â
If you cannot find the Å KODA paint code / colour name on your car, you can call your local dealer with your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), which you will find on the car or your log book / vehicle registration document, and they will be able to look it up on their internal database.
Once you find your paint Code, Insert Code Here!
FAQ
What is the difference between our touch up pens and our aerosol spray?
Explore our touch up pens, specifically created to fix minor scratches and imperfections on your Å koda. These pens help you maintain your vehicleâs flawless look with ease. For larger repairs, we offer aerosol cans to deliver a smooth, professional finish. Browse through our range of products designed to cover up imperfections on your Å koda, available in various sizes to meet your needs.
How long should I wait between coats of paint?
For the most effective outcome, it is recommended to use the product on a clear day with low moisture levels. Drying times may vary by product, so ensure proper adhesion by waiting 10-30 minutes before applying a second coat.
How many coats of touch up paint should I apply?
For optimal results and a smooth finish on your Å koda, we suggest applying 2-3 coats of touch up paint. You can add more layers as needed to conceal any flaws, making sure each coat is fully dry before applying the next.
Can I use touch up paint on deep scratches?
Using aerosol touch up paint is a simple and effective method for fixing deep scratches on your Skoda, as long as you adequately clean the damaged area. For larger scratches, applying primer before painting may be necessary.
How can I avoid common mistakes when applying touch up paint?
There are common pitfalls to avoid while painting your Å koda. Shake the paint for at least two minutes before starting to ensure a smooth and durable finish. Make sure the paint is fully dry before applying another coat. For deep scratches with exposed metal, apply primer first, then several layers of paint. Be careful not to sand too forcefully to prevent further damage.
