Nissan (Pearl White

First off let me begin by saying NOPE ITS NOT THNUU COLOR J HAVE BEEN SEEKING FOR SO NANY UU this is not thx right color of ny car and idk y but it just doesn't match up! i figured once i put the top clear coat over it ..that it would all blend together somehow and that it would at-least somehttps://www.amazon.com/review/review-your-purchases/?asin=B01MQD98K3&channel=YAcc-wr&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_rev_prod#what match up!! nope! It’s cause the white wasn’t correct! They did however get the top coating fully right! With the slightly shimmery was so wrong and

Not a perfect match in color but was pretty close.

Other than it being a little difficult to use (the metal cylinder at the bottom, MAKE SURE IT IS RIGHT SIDE UP BEFORE YOU UNSCREW IT!), the paint matches PERFECTLY. This product indeed is PEARL WHITE. The customers that bought this and said it was just "plain white" probably didn't know that the metal cylinder with the CLEAR COAT, is the portion of the product that contains the PEARL WHITE!.....it's unfortunate when a company gets bad reviews because customers don't know how to use the product, at the same time the company should defend themselves and make everything I just stated in this review known.

Easy to use. Color is close enough for me. My husband doesn't think it's a good match. It covers the scratches so the area shouldn't rust. Unless you are next to the vehicle you can't tell the scratches are there.

This is not Pearl white and no refund is available after purchase. Complete rip off. Seller should not be allowed to sell this item to customers. Looks like chalky office white-out. Brush end of applicator pen is too large and the precise paint tip end dispenses too much paint no matter how gently you depress the tip. The (clear) top coat applicator end of the pen was difficult to open as well. The clear topcoat is contained in the silver aluminum end of the applicator pen. It had the glittery flecks that were supposed to give the shimmery pearl effect, it just did not work out. It should probably be mixed together instead of having separate applications. No matter how thin your scratch is, it would be advisable to us any kind tape to try and isolate the scratch (top and bottom) since it does not really match the original paint.. I used regular clear office tape.