Toyota has released a new, exclusive TRD Pro color every model year since 2015, and each one is sold for usually a single year only. That makes these trucks some of the most recognizable on the road, and some of the trickiest to repair when the trail leaves a mark.

Toyota recently shared how its CALTY design studios develop these colors, from trend research to painting full-size prototype vehicles (read Toyota’s story). This guide picks up where that story ends: what happens after you own one. Below you’ll find every TRD Pro color by year, the paint codes, and how to fix chips and scratches so your limited-run color stays right.

Quick Answer: How Do I Get Touch Up Paint for a TRD Pro Color?

Find the 3-character paint code on the sticker inside your driver’s door jamb, then order touch up paint by that exact code. Because every TRD Pro color is sold for only one model year, ordering by color name alone can lead to the wrong shade, especially for colors like Honeycomb and Hot Honey, which are similar but not the same. TouchUpDirect manufactures its touch up paint to the OEM code and backs it with our Color Match Guarantee.

Every Toyota TRD Pro Color by Model Year (2015–2027)

Toyota has introduced 13 model years of exclusive TRD Pro colors, starting with Inferno in 2015 and continuing with Honeycomb and Hot Honey for 2027. Find your year, confirm the code on your door jamb, and click through to order.

Can’t find your color here? Some colors carried over to later years or to non-TRD Pro trims. Cement, for example, later spread to other Toyota models. Always order by the code on your door jamb, not the year alone.

Why Limited-Run TRD Pro Colors Are Harder to Match

A one-year color is produced in far smaller volumes than everyday colors like Super White or Magnetic Gray Metallic. That creates three challenges when you need a repair.

Fewer places stock it. Dealers and auto parts stores focus on high-volume colors. Once a TRD Pro year ends, finding a ready-made bottle of that shade gets harder every year.

Similar names hide different formulas. Honeycomb and Hot Honey look close, but they are separate colors. Color names can also overlap across brands. The paint code is the only reliable way to identify the formula.

Special effects need the right layers. Many TRD Pro colors use metallic or pearl effects that shift in sunlight. A shade that looks right in the bottle can look wrong on the truck if the flake or pearl is off, and some pearl colors need an extra Midcoat layer.

TouchUpDirect manufactures every color to the OEM paint code, so a 2017 Cement truck gets the same formula today as it did when new. Every kit includes matching Clearcoat, and Tricoat colors include the Midcoat.

Off-Road Damage: Which Touch Up Kit to Use

Match the applicator to the size of the damage. TRD Pro trucks see four common types of paint damage.

For every repair, apply thin coats 15 minutes apart, finish with 2–3 coats of Clearcoat, and let it cure 48 hours before washing. Work between 60–80°F and out of direct sun. If a scratch reaches bare metal, use Primer first to stop rust, which matters on trucks that see mud, water crossings, and road salt.

Step-by-step chip repair guide → · Scratch repair guide → · Aerosol tutorial →

How to Find Your TRD Pro Paint Code

Your paint code takes under 30 seconds to find.

1. Open the driver’s door and look at the door jamb.
2. Find the white or silver vehicle information sticker.
3. Look for C/TR. The 3-character code right after it is your paint code (for example, 4Z0 for Terra).
4. Enter that code in our paint finder, or search by year, make, and model and confirm the code matches.

Can’t read the sticker? Our support team can help you confirm your code before you order.

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FAQ

What is the TRD Pro color for 2027?

Toyota’s 2027 TRD Pro color is Honeycomb for the Tundra, Sequoia, and Tacoma TRD Pro. The 4Runner TRD Pro gets a related but different shade called Hot Honey.

Is Hot Honey the same as Honeycomb?

No. Hot Honey is a separate shade made for the 4Runner TRD Pro. The two have different paint codes, so order by the code on your door jamb to get the right match.

Can I still get touch up paint for an older TRD Pro color like Inferno or Voodoo Blue?

Yes. TouchUpDirect manufactures paint to the OEM paint code, so colors from any TRD Pro year are available, even years after Toyota stopped offering them.

Why did Toyota offer different TRD Pro colors on different trucks in 2022?

In 2022, the color varied by model, with Lime Rush, Electric Lime, Solar Octane, and Lunar Rock all used across the lineup. Check your door jamb code rather than assuming a color from the model year.

How long does a touch up repair last on an off-road truck?

A properly prepped repair with Primer, Colorcoat, and Clearcoat typically lasts 3–5 years or more. Clearcoat is what protects the repair from UV, mud, and pressure washing.

How soon can I go off-road after a touch up?

Wait at least 48 hours before washing, and 72 hours before an automatic car wash or a muddy trail run, so the paint can fully cure.

Keep Your TRD Pro Color Looking Factory-Fresh

Your TRD Pro color was built to stand out. Fix chips and trail scratches early, before rust starts, with paint made to your exact OEM code and backed by our Color Match Guarantee.

Sources

• Beyond the Paint Wheel: Inside CALTY’s Journey Designing Toyota’s TRD Pro Colors, Toyota USA Newsroom, Sept. 17, 2026
• TRD Pro colors through 2025, TFLtruck
• 4Runner TRD Pro colors through the years, Autoblog