BMW Genuine Jet Black Touch-up Paint Code 668

For small touch up jobs (nicks smaller than about 1/8" across or so), this kit is extremely handy. I definitely prefer the brush in the bottle style of this for small repairs that attempting to do anything with a spray bottle (I've tried this before as well). I realize that black is typically fairly easy to match, but I am really happy with the results this yielded. I repaired a few door dings, some nicks on the hood from road debris, and even a few scratches on the plastic bumper fascia. On the metal repairs, I had paintless dent repair done, then cleaned the surface well, and painted using the brush and pain in this kit. I after it set up for a day, I wet sanded with fine grit paper (perhaps 2000 grit, I can't remember for sure). I didn't actually use the clear coat. After buffing with Meguiar's polishing compounds, I sealed it with a glaze and synthetic sealant. I am very happy with the results. The bumper fascia turned out satisfactory, but I think these types of repairs in general don't turn out as well on plastic.

This matched my Jet Black paint job perfectly. Only problem is now I have a glob of paint dead center on my hood. I tried to get the paint brush with as little paint as possible, but it was still too much, so the paint was more a large dab than a small coat. (the scratch was about 2/3 inch). I should have touched a piece of cardboard first to get some of the runoff off the brush. However, once applied (with the clear coat as the final layer) it has kept and no issues.

Perfect match on my Jet Black 2009 E60 BMW. Highly recommend sanding with 1,500 grit then 2000, then 3000 after applying and letting it dry. Then polish it with compound for a smooth finish

Searched for and ordered alpine white.Received jet black. Got it sorted out with seller. Color match is as you’d expect.I wish the paint application was smoother.

Exact product needed to restore black paint color BMW