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hey guys - need some touch up paint for my C34 S2 in Pearl White.

has anyone had any success with getting pressure packs made up to suit this colour? or does it require a special application method?

just need to touch up a couple of stone chips, some flaking paint on the side skirt etc.

failing that does anyone know the paint code or where i can find it?

cheers.

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A quick search online has produced a code for an S15 Silvia, which may be the same...

W-K-0 (ZERO NOT LETTER O)

Alternatively, there's also another one for a 2004 Pulsar (Altima) - "Satin White Pearl Tri-coat: QX3"

Hope that helps.

Edited by Glitch

I have looked and looked and found nothing. Saw on "Pit" brand (Nissan OEM?) touch-up can for it which I think came from Japan; but none of the Nissan places I have called know of it or are willing to/can get it. I have also had no luck from the few specialist auto paint places I have called about having some touch-up paint made to mach - 'too hard' seems to be the response there. "Oh it's got 3 coats and it needs a pearl and a top coat... I'm not sure that can be put in a can". That sort of thing. I gave up long ago, and am living with the paint chips. Would appreciate any info' if someone else has more luck though :)

Hi, my Stagea is pearl white and i also painted my Exa race car the same colour, yes it is available with no worries and its not hard to work with but you need to do it with a spray gun etc as painting pearl has to be right.

I have a little mark on the front bumper that i am going to repair before the Marysville run so maybe if you are in melbourne you could try the paint brush way if they are small enough

Piant

hey guys - need some touch up paint for my C34 S2 in Pearl White.

has anyone had any success with getting pressure packs made up to suit this colour? or does it require a special application method?

just need to touch up a couple of stone chips, some flaking paint on the side skirt etc.

failing that does anyone know the paint code or where i can find it?

cheers.

Paint code is on the plate on the bulkhead. Pearl white may be B2F5

hmm, i just want to get a set of eyelids painted, and then a couple of paint chips touched up.

not sure if its going to cost a fortune to mix up such a small amount.

thanks for the info though, guess i better go see my panel guy.

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