We have a 2019 Touring with the original factory wheels with the dark gray color. Is there a paint code to match that would help with some scratches without resorting to a full restore?

 

On my car, A rim was scratched a bit when a tire repair place removed my tire to fix a flat I got- Since it was on the inside and barely visible, I just bought some clear coat and used this to protect it from corrosion etc

To my surprise, it seemed to make it even less visible and you would have to really look hard to find it.

 

I would check with a wheel restoration shop in your area. They will sometimes sell the paints they use to do the repairs. They will know exactly what color it is.

 

You can get the color touch up paint kits (paint, primer, clear) either on line through many sources or contact a few Paint supply stores that service auto and body shops most can mix the color and place it in a Aerosole spray can.

 

Your thread here when you joined, I wanted to give you more detailed information but did not have the time. Later going through my TO_DO post-its I found the note I left myself and created a thread exactly about repairing minor damage on wheels. Had it not been for your response on the other thread this morning and me looking into your past responses to gain some insight about you I would have forgotten to update a response here.
So in case you or other have minor wheel damage here is what I did, and anyone can duplicate to repair minor wheel damage as a DIY.

Easy DIY curb damage wheel repair - Mazda Forum - Mazda Enthusiast Forums