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"Touch-up" paint for coloured interiors

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Over the years it has acquired one or two minor nicks, which aren't really anything, but as it reveals the black surface beneath, it bugs me, and I'd really like to "repair" them?
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Over the years it has acquired one or two minor nicks, which aren't really anything, but as it reveals the black surface beneath, it bugs me, and I'd really like to "repair" them?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Any advice on where I can get paint to touch-up my interior? It's Savannah Beige, and the centre console (in particular) is colour-coded. Over the years it has acquired one or two minor nicks, which aren't really anything, but as it reveals the black surface beneath, it bugs me, and I'd really like to "repair" them? Do Porsche sell paints specifically for this job, or do I simply have to find someone (i.e. a "Chips-away" type service) to blend a paint match? TIA.

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