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These are the basic colour codes :D

326 - Crystal White

732 - Black Pearl Metallic

AH3 - Red Pearl Metallic

AN0 - Super Clear Red

AR1 - Super Clear Red II

AR2 - Active Red

BJ0 - Light Blue Metallic

BL0 - Greyish Blue Pearl

BN6 - Deep Marine Blue

BP9 - Dark Blue Pearl

DN0 - Green Metallic

EV1 - Lightning Yellow

EY0 - Silica Breeze

GV1 - Black Pearl

JW0 - Millenium Jade

KG1 - Jet Silver Metallic

KH2 - Gunmetal Grey Metallic

KH3 - Black

KL0 - Spark Silver Metallic

KN6 - Dark Grey

KP4 - Sonic Silver

KR4 - Sonic Silver

KV2 - Athlete Silver

LP2 - Midnight Purple

LV4 - Midnight Purple II

LX0 - Midnight Purple III

QM1 - Cloud White

QT1 - White Pearl

QX1 - White Pearl

TG0 - Light Grey Metallic

TH1 - Dark Blue Pearl

TV2 - Bayside Blue

WV2 - Sparkling Silver

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just came accross this thread while doing a search.... but when i had some repairs done on my car. i looked it the Nissan colour book with the spray painter and came across 3 slightly different greys for Skylines. All were called "Dark Grey". Hope this helps? :D

there should be a code on your factory nissan ID plate. it is on the drivers side on the firewall in the corner. just have a look for any of the codes in that list at the top on the plate (will be about half way down). to get touch up paint go to autobarn, or most paint shops.

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