Dupli-Color Agm0523 Metallic Opal Blue General Motors Exact-Match Scratch Fix All-in-1 Touch-Up Paint - 0.5 Oz.

Not exactly the same color/ iridescence as the paint code it is supposed to match. Please understand that I understand that paint lot numbers very so a touch-up product like this will never be a perfect match to the original paint.However, I ordered based on my vehicle paint code, and this paint is just white. Not a match for the paint on the vehicle.All that being said, it is a clever product, and with a little skill and patience it can produce a fairly good chip or scratch fill, just be aware it likely wont completely blend in.

There are so many reviews here using different colors. Would be nice to isolate them by color code? Our car, 2016 Honda RDX used the White Diamond Pearl color. When you put the paint on, the color looks too white. What you don't realize, is the clear top coat is tinted and will make the paint blend in better. At first I was very disappointed with the white color, but the clear coat really help it to blend in with the rest of the paint. Thank you

Great color match for Honda OEM color code NH623M Satin Silver Metallic in this case on a 2003 Accord V6 EX sedan.The packaging is a bit tricky/not intuitive please read below before opening/trying to use it!!!The pointy white tip you see (if you hold the container pointy end upwards) is the abrasive tip. Use this for removing rust and or smoothing out the area you intend to apply the touch up paint to.If you unscrew the abrasive tip via its silver cone, you will expose the "ball point dispenser" which is good for painting a thin scratch damage area e.g. "keying" damage or a long scratch.If you hold the container upwards and unscrew the upper black portion of the container you expose the conventional touch-up brush portion which can be used like a normal touch up brush - be sure to keep the container upright (larger base downwards to avoid spilling the color coat paint.If you turn the container upside down, (pointy tip DOWN) and unscrew the wide bottom base, you will expose the clear coat miniature triangular foam brush tip - be sure to keep the container upside down or else you'll spill the clear coat.The clear coat protects the color coat - apply the clear over the color coat after it is dry.

I matched this to the color code in my Acura MDX and when I put it on it is a bright white and not the pearlized, metallic paint that my car is. Easy to apply and the paint and clear coat in one pen is great, just wish it was the perfect match to my vehicle.

We received a gouge on our rear bumper from a parking lot ding. The Duplicolor has required many, many coats of base to even start to tint the black color of the bare bumper. Weather has changed so that the job cannot be completed. I will attempt when weather warms up and I am hoping that I can complete the fix and amend the review.

Great touch up paint, with the correct expectations, this is a great product. Anyone thinking that this will match their factory paint job 100% is asking for way too much for this price.I brought it to cover up some parts that only had the primer, oddly enough on my car is only the trunk edges. Bunch of other dings and dents everywhere else but from 10ft away it looks nearly spotless, starting noticing at about 5ft, then at 1in it's really noticeable, lool.Plus my dad brought some paint for Chrysler and put it on...wtf man. Trying to cover some of that up.

Matches the color almost perfectly! I had a few smaller scratches that this erased without difficulty, but some larger areas still look slightly off... maybe this is because the surrounding paint is weathered... idk. The clear coat is a nice addition and helps it blend better and will hopefully keep it protected. If you have the money to spend, I would highly recommend this product. My car is silver and has tiny flecks of sparkle, for lack of a better word, that I was surprised to see also in this pain. It really does match the car better than anything I've tried before.

Color match was good, but paint did not flow out of the pen tip at all and was far too gooey to apply with the brush. I managed to get some out and apply it with a small applicator I had on hand, but it still went on far too thick, making this job much more difficult than necessary. This particular paint pen must have sat on a shelf for decades to get this dry. Should have been scrapped rather than shipped to a customer.