dallas cls girl

I really need to get several chips on my car touched up. I have some pretty good chips from rocks on the highway and parking lot a$$holes slamming their door into my car. I am scared if I got touch up paint that I would mess it up and make it look worse. My questions:

Is touch up paint easy to do yourself?

Or, should I take it in to the dealer and let them do it, and if so, how much $ does this usually cost?

Scrib

No matter what steps you take, touch up paint on a finish just won't look right. If the chips are high up on the car, I say leave 'em. The touch up paint will only make it look worse. Unless the chips are deep enough to where the primer is showing, which could then rust out. Then I'd try to touch them up,

Taking it to the dealer??? It can't hurt to at least ask them what they think. I had them touch up one area, rather high on my driver's door, and I wish I would have left it alone. It's tough to make it look GOOD, short of repainting the entire panel.

acur8ly

iTrader: (1)

i agree with scrib any one reading this avoid the sanmarino red touch up paint, its not a good match at all

i81monkey

It really worked very well. At least with the Anthricite. Fill in the Chip. Leave it alone for a couple of days then apply the langka remove the blob and use a litltle clearcoat. I cannot see the chip unless I look very closely. I used to use the maguires fine sanding block to remove the blob. For get about it the langka is way better. And I was very skeptical about the product. Good luck!

Nicky Pass

I always tell people this......touch up paint won't make the chips go away, ot just makes them less noticable.

liquid_x

well my experience with touch up paint wasnt a good one. i had alot of spots i wanted to cover up and i used touch up paint on some of them to test it out and my legend was white. and it came out lookin like i just used white out on the car.