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Amaranth Metallic
305
Antrazit/Anthracite Metallic
749
Arctic White Pearl
120
Beige Opaco Metallic
3000M
Bianco Elefant
101;DUC101
Bianco Latte
11-4201
Blue Metallic
105;291800
Blue Pearl
117
Cherry Red Metallic
306
Desmosedici Red
127
Giallo
DUC103
Giallo
DUC105
Giallo Ducati
473201
Giallo Fly
102;DUC102
Grey Metallic
116
Grey Pearl
115
Grigio Metallic
106
Matt Aviator Grey Metallic
131
Matt Black
124
Matt Black Metallic
122
Matt Chrome Metallic
126
Matt Dark Stealth Metallic
129
Matt Star White Silk
123
Matt Touring Grey Metallic
128
Midnight Black Metallic
121
Nero
109
Nero Metallic
108
Nero Opaco Metallic
291501
Pearl White
118
Pearl White
125
Rosso
307
Rosso
916
Rosso Ducati/Anniversary Red
114;473101
Rosso Pomodoro
18-1660
Silver Metallic
110
Star White Silk
59
Street Grey Pearl Metallic
130
Tangerine Red
119;5007M;DUC/0035
Verde Prato Brillante
18-5642
Viola Metallic
400
White
904
Yellow
748
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The perfect touch-up paint for a Ducati All Models is one that matches the original color of the motorcycle. Ducati offers a wide range of touch-up paint options specifically designed for their models, including the All Models. Whether your bike is painted in vibrant colors like Candy Twilight Blue or noticeable shades like Matte Silver Metallic, there is a touch-up paint that matches your precise color. Applying touch-up paint is a relatively simple process. Start by cleaning the affected area with soap and water, making sure it is free of any dirt or debris. Next, lightly sand the damaged area to create a smoother surface for the paint to adhere to. Follow the instructions provided by Ducati for the specific touch-up paint you have chosen. Typically, it involves using a small brush to apply the paint in thin layers, allowing each layer to dry before applying the next. Once you have achieved a uniform and seamless finish, you can add a clear coat for added protection and shine.