Mini Starlight Blue Metallic B62 Touch Up Paint

$29.90 USD

Mini Starlight Blue Metallic B62 Touch Up Paint

$29.90 USD
Taxes included.

Factory-matched touch up paint for Mini Starlight Blue Metallic, colour code B62. Mixed to order for your exact code and shipped ready to apply.

Colour details

  • Colour code: B62
  • Finish: Metallic
  • Colour family: Blue
  • Model years: 2012-2021

Used on Mini models

Clubman, Convertible, Cooper, Cooper Cabrio, Cooper Clubman, Cooper Countryman, Cooper Countryman ALL4, Cooper Countrymann, Cooper Coupe, Cooper D, Cooper D Cabrio, Cooper D Clubman, Cooper D Countryman, Cooper D Countryman ALL4, Cooper D Countrymann, Cooper D Paceman, Cooper D Paceman ALL4, Cooper One, Cooper One Cabrio, Cooper One Clubman, Cooper One Countryman, Cooper One D, Cooper One D Clubman, Cooper One D Countryman, Cooper Paceman, Cooper Paceman ALL4, Cooper Roadster, Cooper S, Cooper S Cabrio, Cooper S Clubman, Cooper S Clubman ALL4, Cooper S Countryman, Cooper S Countryman ALL4, Cooper S Coupe, Cooper S Paceman, Cooper S Paceman All 4, Cooper S Roadster, Cooper Sd, Cooper Sd Cabrio, Cooper Sd Clubman.

What's included

  • Paint mixed to your colour code (12 ml, brush-in-cap)
  • Clear coat — required for a correct finish
  • Applicator

Screens cannot reproduce metallic and pearl paint. The colour swatch is indicative only — matching is always done by your vehicle's colour code.

How to apply — genuinely simple

Don't worry — this is a simple 15-minute job. No experience needed. Your paint arrives mixed to your exact factory color code, with an easy-grip applicator brush in the cap.

  1. Wash & dry. Clean the chip or scratch with soap and water, then let it dry completely.
  2. Shake well. Shake the bottle for 30 seconds so the color is perfectly even.
  3. Dab, don't brush. Apply a thin layer into the chip with the tip of the brush. Let it dry 10–15 minutes, then repeat until the paint sits level with the surface.
  4. Seal it. After 24 hours, finish with clear coat for gloss and long-term protection.

That's it — most chips disappear at arm's length after the first try. Questions? Our team is one message away.