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Hi guys,

I may have finally found someone to fix my giant ugly ding (thanks to an idiot with no insurance) however the next question is....

Which silver is my car???

I have had a scout around under the bonnet and can't seem to find a paint code on any of the placards.

There is 3 possible silvers listed for R34's (Thanks N1GTR for the Paint codes thread)

KR4 - Sonic Silver

KV2 - Athlete Silver

WV2 - Sparkling Silver

I'm guessing that KR4 would be 2 shades darker than KV2, if this is the case I believe my spoiler might be KR4, as there is the slightest colour difference (smidge darker than the car)

1 Photo added (Will add more later, when I can get to my computer) Any help with the paint coder or suggestions on the ding would be appreciated.

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