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How Much Glacier Pearl Do You Need For Your 2010 Nissan Cube?

We offer our touch up paint in sizes suitable for any size repair. For smaller repairs like nicks and scratches, our paint pens or brush-in-bottles are the ideal solution. Larger repairs may be better suited to our 12 oz aerosol or ready-to-spray cans. Click here to view a chart that describes how much paint you will need for a larger repair.


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Both a groundcoat and a midcoat of the selected container will be shipped.

Get Complete Instructions To Use Automotive Touch Up Products To Repair Your Nissan.

The complete directions on how to use our brush-in-bottles, aerosol spray paint cans, ready-to-spray paint, and paint pens can give you even more help choosing which size product and the quantity you'll need for your vehicle repair.

Here's what our customers are saying about our Touch Up Paint:

Rick K, owner of a 2010 Nissan Cube from Lake Havasu City, AZ

I have purchased touch up paint for 4 vehicles and all are most excellent.

Marty D, owner of a 2010 Nissan Cube from Kerrville, TX

Very good quality rattle can basecoat. Even application and smooth finish.

Steven K, owner of a 2009 Nissan 370Z from Milwaukee, WI

I am not good at touch-up paint, I just don't have the steady hand to do the tiny chips, at least the blending needed to get it perfect. And I tend to be heavy-handed with spray painting, which is hard to fix when you over do it. That said, I purchased both a can of spray and a bottle of touch-up for my car. I wanted the spray to fix a bumper scrape, and it worked great. Using the black/white test card is a brilliant idea, you can really see the color match when you use that. I followed the instructions to the letter, especially with the blending. The color matched perfectly. 3 light coats 10 minutes apart, and done. Unfortunately I didn't get the clear coat, so the painted spot was obvious in direct sunlight, it was dull compared to the surrounding parts, so I picked up a can of auto clear-coat locally and used that to finish the job. Next was the paint chips. Much easier than I thought when you follow the example movies on youtube. Including the time to clean the area pre-paint, it took me less than 15 minutes to clean up a dozen or so chips, and it's only obvious close up.