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Hey all,

I've been trying to find out the part number for the OEM Mercedes Benz touch up paint but I haven't had any luck so far.

The color I'm looking for is 040 Black.

If anyone has a bottle of this touch up paint or any other color touch up paint can you please post up the part numbers for future reference?

Thanks!

cindyclk

I get all my touch ups from here. They are perfect match and deliver quickly.

https://www.expresspaint.com/

MilitaryBenz

hey great find im def using this site to paint my side moldings

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www.paintscratch.com is also a good site to find touch up paint.

The only issue I've found is that when you buy the touch up paint from these sites they require you to use a base coat, clearcoat, and primer.

That's the reason why I'm looking for the OEM touch up paint, I believe it's a one-step process so it should be much easier to use.

cindyclk

If you have a scratch down to the metal, you will have to put a primer on even if the paint is OEM. If there is no metal showing, you can use these paints like OEM. The OEM kits from the dealership have a clear coat with them. You can get clear coat at any car parts store.

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Found it...

The part number for the OEM 040 black touch up paint is:
A0009862150

MSRP is $8.

unlukky

So where did you find the OEM number at? Care to share?
John

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Found it on google.

I haven't confirmed it yet, the description for that part number shows up as "PAINT PIN" so if anyone actually has a bottle of the stuff can you please confirm that it is indeed 040 black?

Also, I came across some information that says 040 black is not supposed to have a clearcoat. Only the metallic paint codes are clearcoated.

nicolito

I realize its an old thread, but if someone else googles this... That OEM number is for the touch up paint stick of ALL mb color codes. It is followed by a four digit number that specify your individual color. I have a 623 "light ivory" paint see:http://www.landiss.com/paintcodes.htm. On the stick it says 1623.
As you can see here:http://eshop.original-teile.de/Listen/allparts140.pdf you will have to guess which the first digit is. A hint is that the final three are those of your color code.
So I'd guess the black 040 requested would be 9040.

A little late now, I know. But for those of you googling this...