BMW Motorcycle Spray Paint & Paint Pens
Touch Up Paint Factory is the leading provider of spray paint & paint pens for motorcycles, including BMW motorcycle spray paint & paint pens. With our extensive range of colours and high-quality paint formulas, we offer a quick and easy solution to repair flaws, nicks, and scuffs on your BMW motorcycle. Whether it’s a small scrape or a deep scratch, Touch Up Paint Factory products are designed to match the original colour and provide a seamless finish. Trust Touch Up Paint Factory to keep your BMW motorcycle looking pristine and protected on the road.
BMW Models
Select your model from this list to find your colour.
- C 400 GT
- C 400 X
- C 600 Sport
- C 600 T
- C 650 GT
- C 650 Sport
- F 650 CS
- F 650 GS
- F 700 GS
- F 750 GS
- F 800 GS
- F 800 GS Adventure
- F 800 GT
- F 800 R
- F 800 S
- F 800 ST
- F 850 GS
- F 850 GS Adventure
- F 900 GS
- F 900 GS Adventure
- F 900 R
- F 900 XR
- G 310 GS
- G 310 R
- G 650 GS
- HP2 Enduro
- HP2 Megamoto
- K 1200 GT
- K 1200 LT
- K 1200 RS
- K 1200 S
- K 1300 GT
- K 1300 R
- K 1300 S
- K 1600
- K 1600 B
- K 1600 GT
- K 1600 GTL
- M 1000 R
- M 1000 RR
- R 1100 GS
- R 1100 R
- R 1100 RS
- R 1100 RT
- R 1100 S
- R 1150 GS
- R 1150 GS Adventure
- R 1150 R
- R 1150 RS
- R 1150 RT
- R 1200 C
- R 1200 C Classic
- R 1200 C Montauk
- R 1200 C Phoenix
- R 1200 CL
- R 1200 GS
- R 1200 GS Adventure
- R 1200 R
- R 1200 RS
- R 1200 RT
- R 1200 S
- R 1200 ST
- R 1250 GS
- R 1250 GS Adventure
- R 1250 R
- R 1250 RS
- R 1250 RT
- R 18
- R nineT
- R nineT Scrambler
- R nineT Urban
- S 1000 R
- S 1000 RR
- S 1000 XR
How To Use BMW Motorcycle Paint
Step 1 – Preparation is Key: Before embarking on your painting project, take the time to thoroughly clean the target area on your BMW for optimal results.
Step 2 – Shake it Up: Make sure to give the paint a good shake to ensure a uniform and well-blended colour.
Step 3 – Test the Waters: Before committing to the entire job, always test a small section to ensure a seamless match with your BMW’s original colour.
Step 4 – Patience is Virtue: Allow each coat to dry fully for a polished and durable finish that will stand the test of time.
Step 2 – Shake it Up: Make sure to give the paint a good shake to ensure a uniform and well-blended colour.
Step 3 – Test the Waters: Before committing to the entire job, always test a small section to ensure a seamless match with your BMW’s original colour.
Step 4 – Patience is Virtue: Allow each coat to dry fully for a polished and durable finish that will stand the test of time.
Where To Find Your BMW Colour Code
Your BMW paint code is usually on sticker or plate under the seat, inside the fairings or on the VIN plate. Alternatively, you would need to contact your local dealer to tell you.
Once you find your paint Code, Insert Code Here!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between our touch up pens and our aerosol spray?
Our touch up pens provide precise application for small chips and scratches, perfect for detailed repairs. Aerosol sprays, however, are ideal for covering larger surface areas, offering smooth and even coverage for more extensive repairs. Choose based on the repair size of your BMW!
How long should I wait between coats of paint?
It is better to apply the product on a dry day to ensure optimal results. The drying time can vary depending on the specific product being used, but generally, you should allow 10 to 30 minutes between coats. This will help to ensure that each layer dries properly and adheres well to the surface.
How many coats of paint should I apply?
To ensure good coverage and a smooth finish on your BMW, apply 2 to 3 coats of touch up paint. Apply until the damage is fully covered, allowing time to dry between coats.
Can I use touch up paint on deep scratches?
Yes, you can use Aerosol touch up paint on deep scratches on an BMW with careful preparation. Make sure to clean and sand the area before applying. However, if the damage is very deep, it may need primer and sanding before applying the paint.
How can I avoid common mistakes when applying touch up paint?
There are several common mistakes to avoid when painting your BMW. Make sure the paint is fully dry before adding more layers, use primer on any deep scratches with exposed metal, and apply multiple coats to cover the scratches without sanding too aggressively. Prior to application, shake the paint for at least two minutes for a smooth and durable finish.
