Any recommendations who to take this stuff to? I have side skirts, rear valences, and a rear spoiler that need paint. They're all fiberglass. The spoiler and rear valences are red, the skirts are already white, but not the right white...





The car has fresh paint, it's Nissan OEM Pearl White (WK0 is the paint code) and it has metallic flake. I realize it's going to be kinda hard to match, but I'm looking for maybe a 90% match? Any estimates of what this might run? All the parts will be removed from the car to paint.

Thanks in advance!
-Sean

 

PM d you back

 

i too have wko paint code! i recently got in a wreck( was not my fault) so the other party's insurance company was paying. this place matched my WKO paint 100%

http://www.salemisbodyshop.com/

im a painter by trade and i knew i coulden't blend the paint to match and im very happy with the results i got there at salimi's

 

Yeah, I've seen that place off 275. I'll give them a call too. Thanks!

 

your car inspires me to go white on white. wanna trade wheels for mine?
17x8 -11 all around (total of 6 rims and tires) one has slow leak
chip foose wheels of XAT fame

any interest at all please PM me thank you

 

Haha, thanks man.

And no thanks on the wheels. I might sell these current wheels eventually, but I've got my eyes set on those Weds Sport SA-70. They're only $1k shipped brand new in badass sizes/offsets.

 

Any painter who is really a painter and knows what they are doing can match paint.... WK0 is almost perfect in PPG paint just needs a tad bit more of yellow in it... Extremely simple. And any good painter always does a test pannel before spraying and sprays the base then does 2,3,4,5 coat pearl let downs clears it and checks the test pannel to the the fenders to see just how much pearl it has on it.. Generally nissans have 2 1/2 - 3 coats of pearl.... Im the head painter at A NISSAN dealers collision center. 2 big reasons for the test pannel is who knows how good the other painter who put that fresh paint on your car was and how many coats of pearl he put. Another is maybe he used dupont , BASF(diamont),Sikkens ect.... and there color match might not be good... Also blending a pearl is the most simple thing we get mainly QX3 and QX1 nissan pearls 3 or 4 of them a day and they all require blending . PM me if you want to take it to a NISSAN dealer its gaurenteed 100% for life.... No problems at all. Our shop is backed by PPG 100% all of our painters are ICAR and PPG certified.