I need to give the info to Jay so he could paint the V1 wing for me but he doesnt have the color code. Does anyone here have the color code for the PPW or the glacial white ? I'm currently away from the country so i cant check myself. Any help is appericated. Thanks

 

Any Auto Paint Supplier in the the country has that Code----But any GOOD Auto Paint Supplier in the country will want to match the mix to the car. Anyone can mix paint by code---Its like a recipe. What separates the men from the boys are the ones that can fine tune the mix to match perfectly

 

I think it is QX1 if you just want to get a bottle for touch up, but like Eazzzzzzy said...get someone to match your car if you are going to paint a panel...paint changes colors over the years. I keep my car as clean as surgical tools and i got some new splash guards pre-painted from mynismo and the new PPW paint was brighter than mine...same color code.

 

http://www.courtesyparts.com/350z/paint.html

 

Check Door Jamb Sticker... Or Simply Call A Nissan Dealer With A Body Repair Center... Or Better Yet Any Reputable Paint And Body Shop.

 

I'm going to steer this thread towards a diff subject now since i think the OP got what he needed from it.

Has anyone used the paint pen before, i was looking at that link and saw the pen and am wondering if it is any good. I have a few chips on the bumper and a couple on the sides that i wouldn't mind touching up for 15 bucks plus shipping.

Thanks

 

What the Heck ---Iv seen some dealers for other makes have a pen rather than the touch up with the little brush-----I use a magic marker on my Rays Lugs

 

i used the pen and the brush touch ups on a 240...after 10 years the old paint was changed alot, very noticable

I used the pen on the newer Z and it was not bad

 

Thanks for the help. Well my car isnt with Jay , he got me the V1 wing ready and asked for the code so he can paint it then ship the wing to me. And i'm in hong kong atm so..

thanks for the help.

 

So QX1?

 

 

Haha, for some odd reason I read that and all I thought of was Martha Stewart teaching a kid how to draw.