Infiniti Dark Beige Pebble Pearl (CJ0) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This color represents the early nineties executive aesthetic at its peak. When the G20 first arrived on the scene, it needed to prove it belonged in the luxury segment, and this shade did the heavy lifting. It is a sophisticated, warm neutral that leans into the "stone" aesthetic rather than the flat tans seen on lesser economy cars of that era. Since your car has likely seen three decades of sun and weather, the original pigment may have shifted slightly toward a flatter cream, but a fresh application brings back that deep, earthy glow that made these sport sedans stand out in the parking lot.

Technical Details

Because this is a pearl finish, the paint relies on tiny mica flakes to catch the light. This creates a sense of depth that a standard solid beige cannot achieve. The challenge with a pearl like this is consistency. If the mica flakes clump together or settle, the repair will look like a dark smudge rather than a luminous surface. You want to avoid heavy coats that might cause the pearl to sink or "mottle." Instead, focus on light, even layers to ensure the pearl particles distribute evenly across the repair area.

Best Practices

You can find the identification plate on the firewall, right behind the engine, or occasionally on the driver-side door jamb. Before you spray or dab Infiniti Dark Beige Pebble Pearl (check for code CJ0), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to wake up those settled pearl pigments. To get the best results, work in a cool garage out of direct sunlight so the paint does not dry before it has a chance to level out. Test the color on the included card first to see how the pearl reflects under your specific lighting. When you move to the car, keep the container moving at all times to prevent the pigment from pooling. Allow ample drying time between each light layer to build the color depth properly.