Want to repaint or touch up your EZGO golf cart? Whether you’re restoring an older model or personalizing a new one, knowing the exact EZGO paint color code is key to getting a perfect match.
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Do EZGO Golf Carts Have Official Paint Codes?
EZGO doesn’t publish traditional automotive-style paint codes, but they do offer a range of standard color names used across their TXT, RXV, Valor, and Express models. You can often find matching spray paint or touch-up kits through golf cart dealers, auto parts stores, or online retailers.
Most Common EZGO Factory Colors
Here are the most popular factory paint colors used on EZGO golf carts:
| EZGO Color Name | Description | Available On |
|---|---|---|
| Patriot Blue | Deep metallic navy blue | RXV, TXT, Valor |
| Flame Red | Bright glossy red | All models |
| Charcoal Metallic | Dark gray with metallic finish | RXV, Express |
| Electric Blue | Bright, vibrant blue | TXT, RXV |
| Forest Green | Traditional golf cart green | TXT, older models |
| Ivory | Classic beige/tan | TXT, older models |
| Black | Gloss or matte black | All models |
| White | Bright white gloss | All models |
Where to Find EZGO Paint Colors
Here’s how to get an exact match for your EZGO golf cart color:
- Check the owner’s manual – Some models list the color name inside
- Look under the seat or dash panel – Occasionally there’s a label with factory details
- Contact EZGO support or your local dealer – Provide your VIN or serial number
- Color-match with automotive paint scanners – Auto body shops can scan your body panel and create a match
Tip: If you plan to repaint the whole body, exact match isn’t required. But if you’re just fixing chips or scratches, matching the factory shade is crucial for a clean look.
Custom Paint Colors and Wrap Options
Many EZGO owners go beyond factory colors and customize their cart with unique finishes like:
- Matte black or satin finishes
- Camo or carbon fiber wraps
- Two-tone or racing stripes
- Metal flake or candy paint
Paint kits vs. wraps: Paint gives a long-term, durable finish, but vinyl wraps are easier to apply, remove, and change if you want a new style later.
How Much Paint Do You Need?
For a standard EZGO body (TXT or RXV), you’ll typically need:
- 2–3 cans of primer
- 3–4 cans of base color
- 2 cans of clear coat (optional for gloss and protection)
Pro Tip: Always clean and sand the body before painting. Use adhesion promoter on plastic for best results. Let each coat dry completely before applying the next.
Touch-Up and Spray Paint Options
Several companies offer pre-matched EZGO spray paints. Look for brands that specify compatibility with EZGO models or order color-matched touch-up bottles for small areas.
Battery Tip Before Upgrading Your Cart’s Look
Before spending on paint, wheels, or accessories—make sure your batteries are up to the task. Weak batteries can limit performance and make your cart sluggish.
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Conclusion
EZGO golf carts come in a wide variety of factory colors, and while they don’t use traditional paint codes, you can still match or customize your cart with the right tools. From Patriot Blue to Charcoal Metallic, you’ve got plenty of options to make your cart stand out.
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