2015 Nissan Rogue Paint Codes

Quick reference

Where to find your paint code

For your 2015 Nissan Rogue, the paint code is typically located on the driver's side door jamb. Open the driver's door and look for a sticker or label on the door frame or the edge of the door itself. The paint code will usually be a three-character alphanumeric code, often found next to a "PAINT" or "COLOR" heading. It might be a small sticker separate from the main VIN label.

Best touch-up paint sources

For touching up chips and scratches on your 2015 Nissan Rogue, several reputable sources offer quality products:

• Dupli-Color: A popular and widely available brand, Dupli-Color offers touch-up pens, bottles, and spray cans for many Nissan colors. You can often find their products at automotive parts stores.
• AutomotiveTouchup: This company specializes in custom-mixed touch-up paint to precisely match your vehicle's factory color. They offer a comprehensive range of products, including pens, bottles, spray cans, and larger quantities for more extensive repairs. Their website allows you to easily find your specific color by year, make, and model.
• Tcoat custom-mix: Tcoat is another excellent option for custom-mixed paint. They pride themselves on color accuracy and offer various application types, including aerosols and brush bottles.
• Dealership: Your Nissan dealership can also provide genuine OEM touch-up paint specifically formulated for your Rogue. While sometimes a bit more expensive, this ensures the most accurate color match.

How to use touch-up paint

Achieving a good result with touch-up paint requires a few simple steps:

1. Clean the area: Thoroughly clean the chipped or scratched area with soap and water, then dry it completely. You can also use a degreaser or rubbing alcohol to ensure no contaminants remain.
2. Apply primer (if needed): For deeper chips that go down to the bare metal or plastic, apply a thin layer of primer. Allow it to dry completely according to the product instructions.
3. Apply base coat: Shake the touch-up paint thoroughly. Apply thin, even layers of the base coat, allowing each layer to dry before applying the next. Build up the paint gradually until it's level with the surrounding surface. For metallic and pearl colors, it