Chrysler Deep Amethyst Pearl (CN/TCN) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This shade represents the peak of Chrysler's late 90s design language. Whether it is on a Sebring Convertible cruising with the top down or a Town and Country in a driveway, this color acts like a chameleon. It looks nearly black in the shade, but once the sun hits the finish, the violet pearl pops with deep, dark intensity. Since your Concorde or Cirrus has likely seen over two decades of road wear, the original finish may have slightly faded or oxidized, making a careful touch-up essential for a proper match.

Technical Details

This is a true pearlcoat finish, which means it relies on tiny mica flakes to create that signature color-shifting effect. These flakes are heavier than the paint itself and tend to sink to the bottom of the container. If they are not distributed perfectly, you will end up with dark splotches or uneven "mottling" where the color looks muddy in some spots and thin in others. It is a rewarding color to work with, but it requires a very steady hand to ensure the metallic density remains consistent across the repair.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Chrysler Deep Amethyst Pearl (check for code CN/TCN), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. You can typically find your paint code on the driver's side door jamb sticker or on a metal plate located under the hood near the radiator support. To keep the pearl flakes from clumping together, keep the container moving and apply several thin layers rather than one heavy coat. Always test the color on the included card to see how the pearl lays down before applying it to the car. Give the paint enough drying time between layers in a cool garage or shade so you can see the true purple depth emerge before adding clear coat.