Nardo Grey is #9B9EA0 and Pearl White is #F2F2F2. These are paint color references for Car Parking Multiplayer 2, so keep the leading # when copying your cpm 2 color code. For the green and rim combinations below, keep the finish settings alongside the code: players reported different results from the same green recipe.
What are the CPM2 colour codes for Nardo Grey and Pearl White?
The CPM2 colour codes are #9B9EA0 for Nardo Grey and #F2F2F2 for Pearl White. Pick the named color you want, then copy its complete value from the table.
| Paint color | Exact code | Visual reference |
|---|---|---|
| Nardo Grey | #9B9EA0 | Grey car paint paired with the NARDO GREY label |
| Pearl White | #F2F2F2 | White car paint paired with the PEARL WHITE label |
The color demonstrations pair each name with its code over a car wearing that color. That pairing is why these values belong to those names. Treat the table as a reference for the named appearance; the name alone does not give you a separate set of material settings.
Nardo Grey
Choose #9B9EA0 if you want the grey reference. Before judging the paint, check the copied value against the table, including the final A0. This gives you a concrete starting point instead of trying to match a grey shade by eye.
Pearl White
Choose #F2F2F2 if you want the white reference. The value repeats F2 throughout, which makes it easy to check after copying. Keep the name and the exact value together in your notes so you can return to the same starting color later.
Neither choice needs a guessed green or rim recipe attached to it. Keep those combinations separate when comparing looks. If your next project also involves earning resources, read cpm 2 how to make money before planning the rest of the car.
How should you copy a CPM2 paint code?
Copy the complete CPM2 paint code with its leading #, rather than only the letters and numbers. A player specifically advised including that symbol when sharing paint values.
- Choose the named paint reference. Check that the color name matches the row you meant to copy.
- Copy the complete value, such as
#9B9EA0. Compare the copied text character for character before using it. - For a player recipe, record the finish and any power setting with the code. Check that your notes contain the whole combination, rather than a color value with the material left out.
That last distinction matters most with the green recipe below. It can look like a simple code lookup at first, but the shared recipe combines a color value, a material choice, and a power setting. Keeping all of them together makes comparisons useful.
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Which CPM2 paint code did a player use for green paint and metallic rims?
One player used #5B7143 for green paint with MatteIrdescent and power set to 1, plus #D9CAAB for metallic wheels or rims. These are reported combinations, so judge them by the result you see on your car.
| Part | Player's code | Reported setting |
|---|---|---|
| Green paint | #5B7143 | MatteIrdescent, power 1 |
| Wheels or rims | #D9CAAB | Metallic |
Another player tried the shared settings and said the result looked basically black. The player who supplied the recipe also acknowledged that its appearance had changed after an update. A dark result is a reason to reassess the combination, rather than assume copying the code guarantees the pictured green.
Keep the shared green recipe as a comparison
Start with the complete reported combination if you want to compare it. Check the visible result before continuing: the useful question is whether you see the green you wanted or the nearly black result another player described. The recipe gives you a starting point, not a promise of an identical finish.
Try the reported satin matte adjustment
A player reported making the color slightly lighter, then covering the whole car with black vinyl using a very translucent setting. They said this produced a satin matte look. This is the more relevant experiment if that softer appearance is your goal, though the account does not give an exact replacement color value.
Check the overall appearance after the adjustment: satin matte was the reported outcome. Keep your original code in your notes so you can compare the adjusted look against the starting color.
You now have exact Nardo Grey and Pearl White values, plus the reported green and metallic rim combination to compare. Once you have the look you want, move on to cpm 2 tuning for the car's tuning questions.