Classic Mini Clubman Touch Up Paint

With over 20 years of heritage expertise, PaintNuts leads the way in precise colour-matching for classic Mini Clubman restorations. Using advanced technology, we custom-mix British Standard touch-up pens, bottles, and aerosols to factory-accurate shades. Our premium modern formulas surpass traditional cellulose paints for durability and shine, helping to preserve the authentic finish of your classic Mini Clubman while making restoring those iconic lines easier than ever.

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Choose your perfect application method from our Modern Series Colour Match Collection. Available in precise 20ml touch-up pens for detailed work, 100ml bottles for medium coverage, or 500ml aerosols for larger areas. Each colour-matched paint comes as a single core unit, in curated anchor repair kits with primer and lacquer, or all-you-need packages for premium finishes.

For industrial or commercial quantities beyond 500ml, contact our colour specialists for custom solutions.

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PaintNuts Classics Pen Range

Ideal for Small Chips and Scratches
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PaintNuts Classics Aerosol Range

For large bodywork repairs
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PaintNuts Classics Bottle Range

Perfect for large chips, scuffs ands grazes
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Mini Clubman Paint Code Location

There are a variety of places where you might find the paint code for your classic Mini Clubman. Locations may include:

Under the bonnet - On the suspension mount/inner wing
Under the bonnet - On the bulkhead/back of the engine

Why Do I Need My Mini Clubman Paint Code?

Some classic car paints aren’t available in the DVLA’s modern databases. Your paint code information will help you to colour match your classic paint to your Clubman's original factory finish, staying true to the car’s heritage. Accurate paint codes ensure authenticity and a seamless, professional restoration worthy of your classic Mini Clubman.

Classic Mini Clubman Colours by Year

1969 - 1975 (Mk III)

Damask Red (BLVC99) - A deep, rich red often used on early Mk III models
Antelope (BLVC7) - A classic beige shade symbolising the era’s style
Blaze (BLVC16) - Bright, punchy orange for standout Clubman variants
Harvest Gold (BLVC19) - Popular 70s gold, favoured on estates

1976 - 1980 (Facelift)

Moonraker Blue Metallic (BLVC424) - Vivid blue, introduced for enhanced curb appeal
Glacier White (BLVC59) - Crisp, high-contrast white for a modern classic look
Snapdragon Yellow (BLVC235) - Exceptionally bright yellow, rare and collectible

How to use Mini Clubman touch-up paint? (FAQ)

Mini Clubman touch-up paint is simple and easy to use regardless of whether you use it as a touch-up paint pen, bottle and brush, or car spray paint. Follow the guidance below for the correct use of each.

How do you use a classic Mini Clubman paint pen on a scratch?

Clean and prime the scratch, apply thin coats of colour-matched paint, then finish with clear lacquer; each layer should be allowed to dry and cure fully before moving to the next step for optimal results.

How long do classic Mini Clubman paint pens last?

With proper storage (cool, dry, away from sunlight) our paint pens typically last 12-24 months. Once applied, touch-up repairs offer lasting protection, especially when sealed with our lacquer, maintaining your Mini Clubman's authentic look for years.

How do I use a Mini Clubman touch-up paint pen?

This comprehensive pen kit contains our everything required for a flawless paint repair, ensuring a professional finish, from preparation to the final coat.

Designed for the thorough repair of:

Why PaintNuts paints?

PaintNuts automotive touch up products provide excellent results without the bother and cost of sending your car to the body shop.

Much cheaper than booking into your local bodyshop
Improved appearance
Easy D.I.Y. application
Anti-Corrosive protection

The colour matched paint is extremely easy to apply making the touch up pen a perfect DIY solution to fix scratches, chips and scuffs improving the visual appearance of your vehicle.

Mini Clubman Model History

The classic Mini Clubman was introduced in 1969 to bring a modern, square-nosed look to the beloved Mini platform. The Clubman range replaced the Countryman and Traveller, with variants like the Clubman Estate and sporty 1275 GT sharing family characteristics.

Early Clubmans debuted in vibrant hues such as Blaze (BLVC16), Damask Red (BLVC99), and Antelope (BLVC7).
The facelift from 1976 delivered popular shades like Russet Brown (BLVC205) and Pageant Blue (BLVC224).

Over the years, the Clubman became known for its bold colour choices and practical barn-door estate design, remaining a sought-after classic for Mini enthusiasts and restorers.