The paint matches the bodywork colour well but as said above it comes with a pot of lacquer which I never use. Would be cheaper and less wasteful if you could just buy the paint as most people only use this stuff for very small marks and don't lacquer over the top as this ends up with an unsightly wart on the bodywork.
If you've got ages and the patience of a saint then you can apply the stuff with a pin building up the layers very slowly so you get a near invisible repair. You'll have probably retired by the time you get it perfect.
For bigger scratches and chips a smart repair from a decent local bodyshop would give a more flawless finish.
