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Given the age of the car, the existing paint would not be exactly what it was when new so it may actually be correct.

Did you get the can made up or was it off the shelf? I tried Autobarn as they can make up cans from paintcodes but the colour they came up with was not right.

Went to an actual Automotive Paint shop, and they got it straight away.

Given the age of the car, the existing paint would not be exactly what it was when new so it may actually be correct.

Did you get the can made up or was it off the shelf? I tried Autobarn as they can make up cans from paintcodes but the colour they came up with was not right.

Went to an actual Automotive Paint shop, and they got it straight away.

Thanks mate, will try that. im in ACT aswell. which auto paint shop did you try?

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I've got a '96 Skyline with the Cloud White QM1 paint. Just did a small touch up on the back bumper. Used Holts Dupli Color Polar White DSD42 from Autobarn. Looks like a very good match.

Holts Dupli Color paint codes.

http://www.saauto.com.au/userfiles/file/Catalogues/Duplicolor/Dupli-Color%20Guide%202011.pdf

According to the Holts paint guide there are 4 Nissan QM1 paints. Polar White DSD42, Alabaster White DSF76, Alabaster White Var R DST45 and another Alabaster White DST52. I'd say the Polar White is the whitest and the Alabaster Whites have a bit more cream in them.

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