Fender painted with Duplicolor Perfect Match

Had to repaint a fender for the '06 Sebring, picked up a can of Duplicolor Perfect Match spray paint in Chrysler Brilliant Black Pearl (PXR) and a can of the Perfect Match clearcoat. After a good wetsand, buff, polish, and wax, it turned out surprisingly nice. Once again, I'm rather impressed by Dupli-Color products.

EDIT: I would recommend using Spraymax 2k clearcoat or Duplicolor's regular acrylic enamel clearcoat, instead of the Perfect Match clearcoat. The Perfect Match clearcoat works okay, but the former two seem to work much better. The Spraymax is a 2-part clearcoat in a spray can, which, when used properly, will most closely match the factory paint in texture, hardness, and durability. It is by far the best choice, but also the most expensive at about $20 a can. The Duplicolor acrylic enamel clearcoat is just a regular spray paint clearcoat but seems to perform well enough, is plenty affordable, and comes in a larger can than the Perfect Match lineup.

[AzNightmare]

*Wow, that looks great. Did you have to do any compound or just polish and wax? Which kind of products do you recommend for that step? It always seems like getting the wet glossy look is the most challenging part.*

[martymccord]

Which color is this? I really like the way the metallic and finish looks

[ugocia]

Hello.    Looks good.     Question for you.... does the Duplicolor Perfect Match paint have the metallic fleck in it, like the factory paint?

[BryantGCartagena]

How long did you wait until you wet sand? It?

[fabvideos]

Does the paint have the clear coat in it