You can certainly buy touch-up paint from the dealer. It usually comes in a pen type applicator. If you know any local bodyshops, they could probably mix some for you for a small fee. Paint is expensive by the way.. The down side to the paint pen from the dealer, if that is how it is sold, is that it gets applied in a sloppy manner. The paint rushes to the tip and then you dab. I recommend dabbing the pen on a paper plate or something to pool the paint. Then get a match book and rip one out. Use the rough end of the match to lightly apply the paint. This works very well. Dont go too heavy. If you dont like the first shot, carry a paper towel and just wipe it away. No harm, no foul.
Best of luck!
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Joe DiMonte
2001 Boxster S
Triple Black
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