Bought it to match the gloss black paint I have on my 08 Mustang and it is not glossy stays almost like a matte black, but nobody, (not even me) can tell the difference from afar, looks way better than white marks and discoloration.

Little darker than I wanted

Perfect match

Great for it's price, mine matches fairly well there's like a shade difference but that's a me problem and it looks better than it did

I've never had any issues with DupliColor auto touch up and small project paint. Yes it's not super automotive grade paint, but it gets the job done.

Good paint

Neither can will spray. Bought 2 cans.

El color tiene buen match, la pintura es buena pero la boquilla es mala deja imperfecto el acabado funcionaria mejor una boquilla regular

Followed instructions - Final result looked terrible. Very Blotchy.

Easy to use, high quality an durable. Very effective in preventing rust

COLOR MATCH 100

Garbage. Shook the heck out of it and still came out opaque and watery.

Color match was great, not great coverage as the quantity lessens the paint nozzle starts to splatter. Buy twice more than you think you need. Cause you will need it.

Blended in really well. I used it where some paint scraped off the bumpers amp; a bit here amp; there. It blended in really well, where you don't notice it unless you really look for it.

All good

Nice match to the truck, looks very good for spray paint. Easy and cheap, and has not scratched or pealed/unstuck off yet even when in the weather.

I had high hopes for this spray paint, but unfortunately, the product was completely unusable due to a severe nozzle issue. As soon as I started spraying, the nozzle leaked excessively, causing drips to form on the surface instead of delivering a smooth, even coat. This made it impossible to achieve a clean finish, and the paint job was ruined.

Great paint and matching will buy again

Followed instructions exactly and looks horrible. I'm fairly handy so I think I followed the instructions. First I wet sanded with 600 grit sandpaper and that didn't do much. So then I wet sanded with 400 grit sandpaper and wiped the residue off with rubbing alcohol. The can says to spray parallel to the surface which doesn't make sense. In fact the video shows the company doing a repair and they sprayed perpendicular to the surface. The attached pictures show the top and rear of my 350Z. It looks blotchy and streaky! Before spraying on the clear cote, the surface felt gritty almost like sandpaper. So, after watching the company's video I'm going to start all over again. First, I cleaned the surface with their grease and wax cleaner. Hopefully that took off the clear coat. Second, I wet sanded with 400 grit sandpaper and then 600 grit. My speculation is that the paint adheres to the sanded area different than the almost bare metal or remaining painted surfaces. The paint arrives tomorrow so hopefully I get some guidance before making a mess again. The first 2 pictures are after my first attempt. Very blotchy. The next pictures 3)Wet sanding 4 hours after paint and clear coat...lots of residue 4) paint residue on hand 2 hours after on relatively low humid day in Florida 5)paint residue on hand 40 minutes after on relatively low humid day in Florida 6) A picture the next day...looks more blotchy than the first time