Front air dam touch up paint?

I agree. Ditto for painted wheels; they're regularly subject to curb rash.

There was a similar thread here recently; I can't recall if it was 5th or 4th gen front fairing. Again, trying to determine touch-up paint name/code.

With our 3rd gen, the body paint was Classic Silver Metallic, (1F7), and I found it a perfect match for our silver rims (OEM 17"). Perhaps 5th gen is similar: whatever the 5th gen silver is (Cutting Edge or similar?), perhaps the silver on the air dam is the same? Rims are some sorta dark satin colour??

This other thread:

Color names and codes | PriusChat

might be a good repository, for any paint-related info, regardless of gen (if it doesn't get to cumbersome).

I know that's optimistic, and would be nice if Toyota would compile this. It probably is somewhere, but not available to the public.

Another thought: what do body shops do? Ask them? I know for household paint if you bring in a sample to a paint supply place they can scan and match it. Still, this is likely prohibitively expensive if you want a small jar of touch-up.

 

There's no paint code for the trim parts. As far as Toyota is concerned, there's no need for it. Those parts get colored during the manufacturing process. As far as they're concerned, if a trim part is damaged enough to need repainting, it's damaged enough to be replaced.

If you really want to get touchup paint, go to an auto paint store and ask to borrow their paint rings. They're typically metal rings(like the ones in a three ring binder) that have dozens of paint samples on tags. Often the stores will have at least one ring for every paint manufacturer they carry. Take the ring and hold up each color sample to the trim until you find a near-perfect match. Be sure to test the sample in both sun and shade. Then get a paint sample made up in the smallest amount they can do. It'll probably be a pint or quart, but it is what it is.