Dupli-Color Perfect Match Premium Automotive Paint, Gloss, Universal Black, 8 oz

Paint was a perfect match. So easy in the spray and definitely great results.

I bought both the dupli-color black paint and clear coat and I am so happy with the results. I wish I took a before picture, but my back bumper clear coat was entirely full of bubbles and peeling from UV and weather damage so I wanted to refinish the whole thing. After sanding down the entire back bumper, I applied one full can of the black and clear coat which is about 4 layers of paint for full coverage. I waited 10 mins between each coat and let it dry overnight. It looks almost brand new and matches the Toyota black perfectly! The finish is a bit more satin than the professional paint, but honestly I couldn’t ask for any better! I’ve taken it through the car wash twice now and it’s holding up just fine. The cans + extra supplies cost me $60 to get this job done, which is honestly a great deal if you don’t mind putting in the work. 10/10!

Used this paint with Rustoleum white sandable primer to refinish a scrape on the bumper of a Chevy Malibu. The name of the paint was "Summit White," which I could not find in any auto store paint guide. The only info concerning the paint was a small card in the glovebox. There was not plate with color code anywhere in or on the vehicle. I did an online search and found Summit White is the same code as Olympic White, which had several codes -- WA8624, GAZ, 50, and 50U. Amazon had the Duplicolor brand touch-up spray, which has a part number EBGM4347. The can is pretty large and contains enough paint to probably do a whole plastic bumper. It covered well and even without a clear overcoat, had some gloss. The match is perfect on the white bumper, although the bumper's original finish seems a tinge off compared to the hood color. Might just be an optical illusion. The Amazon price was a couple $$ less than the local price. Successfully repaired for a tenth the cost of going to a body shop.

The color match on this spray paint is very good and it blends well with my vehicle’s original Honda Taffeta White finish. The spray comes out evenly, and it’s fairly easy to get a smooth coat with a bit of patience and proper prep work. Drying time is reasonable and the final result looks clean. The only downside is the price, it feels a bit expensive for an 8 oz can. Still, the quality and match make it worth it if you want a good finish. Overall, a solid product.

Perfect Match, I was very pleased that after drying, it was almost invisible from the original factory finish. 2015 year model stock trailer. I have ordered a second can, not a lot of paint in the small can. I used a rust protective primer after sanding off as much rust as I could. The first coat of paint did not completely cover the areas that I applied very heavy coats of primer. So, I ordered the second can.

Good size can for price and came super fast! Perfect purchase experience!

I bought a used car that had paint missing in small dots that could be filled with a paint pen, but also long stretches along the inside A-pillars (near the windshield) where the paint had flaked off. They were bare metal areas about 8 inches long and about an inch wide, so I thought that's definitely going to need spraying. Dupli-Color is the top brand company for this kind of thing, so I trusted them. I masked everything off and started spraying. The paint came out very watery / runny, even though I was being careful not to overapply. I remembered that a decade ago the same thing happened with a different car I owned, sags and runs after spraying Dupli-color. I thought that might be a one-time fluke, but I guess not. The color match was good, but it's not going to be glossy. It took 3 applications with drying time in between to get satisfactory coverage. In retrospect, I wish I had bought an extra paint pen (or 2) and used the whole thing with the brush applicator, laying it on heavy, instead of spraying. The paint inside the pen is so much thicker and glossier, I think it would have produced better results, although it would have been time consuming. The only thing I'd recommend this spray for is a large item like a side mirror, where brush marks would be too obvious. Or long scrape damage on a rocker panel, where you just want to hide the damage with matching color.

The color match is very close to a factory color. On my Chevy SSR front grill spear, the Dupli color Torch red is slightly too orange, however acceptable. IMPORTANT, the can is only 8oz. Be sure to get enough product, since you will need several coats depending on the primer color. The can pressure is lower than other product brands. Heat the can to 100deg F, with hot water, to ensure good spray quality and reduce "spitting". Seriously, this is for very small jobs. To get a proper, high-quality finish, use pint/quart size Dupli color paint and clear coat with a LPHV spray gun.

It was a perfect match for my 2005 Toyota Tacoma

Was awful. Spurt out. Splattered all over no even coverage.

Faulty. Do not order.

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There was no return possible on Amazon. Not even the right color, and impossible to apply an even layer. It shoots drops of paint everywhere despite following all recommendations to prepare the application. Do not recommend.