It’s definitely got a yellow tint to it especially if you have something bright white next to it. I would describe more as cream than white. Here’s a pic of my WW Mustang and Bronco w/ WW top.
Yep. Chucky nailed it.
I had a 65 WW Mustang and wanted to paint my Oliver Green (yes, the tractor green) 75 F100 to match since I was using it to pull the trailer. I had my local Paint Princess, Miss Karen, mix up some PPG base for me. When she showed it to me, I thought she must have misunderstood. It was a creamy, yellow, tan color. Didn't look anything like white.
She assured me it was "right" and told me to "just spray it and shut up". When I laid down the first coat, I was actually getting ticked off. I almost stopped. but, then I soldiered on and finished. By the time the final coat flashed enough to lay down the clear, it already matched the '65 just like they were sprayed from the same can!
Now, as to using Dupli-Color Color Match...I have had good luck with it. The technology has come a long way. The spray nozzles and atomization are just as good as with a gun...for blending and panel work. I wouldn't want to paint an entire Bronco with it, though!
