where can I get a better touch-up paint??
08-30-2001, 01:56 AM
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where can I get a better touch-up paint??
acura's touch-up paint really doesn't do any good.... damn i scratch my lower up a bit today and i want to fix it up myself my sanding it and air brushing the area.. but with a better paint than acuras.
where can i get one. i remember someone from the forum said that you can get it from some company from the net....
where can i get one. i remember someone from the forum said that you can get it from some company from the net....
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Yeah http://www.paintscratch.com is great. I got touch-up paint and clearcoat from them. Great stuff.
08-30-2001, 08:39 AM
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touch up paint
I've been trying to order NBP for my Type S and my dealer says
it's been on back order for 3 months, i think this is B.S., anybody
here of such B.S. ?
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it's been on back order for 3 months, i think this is B.S., anybody
here of such B.S. ?
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2002 NBP Type S w/rear spoiler
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Buy it from www.paintscratch.com don't wait for the dealer.
08-30-2001, 02:12 PM
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Tuching up my new TL
HEy,
I just purchased a 2001 TL. It was beautiful until the paint got scratched on the side after a long road trip. I tried the touchup paint that came with it, but it didnt do much. I also tried the dealer, but they said they didnt stock my color. So I finally tried this website www.paintscratch.com . I found my color easily and quickly, and ordered. I got my paint in the mail about a week later, and applied it to my car. It looks like new now!
I just purchased a 2001 TL. It was beautiful until the paint got scratched on the side after a long road trip. I tried the touchup paint that came with it, but it didnt do much. I also tried the dealer, but they said they didnt stock my color. So I finally tried this website www.paintscratch.com . I found my color easily and quickly, and ordered. I got my paint in the mail about a week later, and applied it to my car. It looks like new now!
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Re: Tuching up my new TL
did you also apply the clear coat? what kind of a scratch was it? a chip or a long scratch?
it seems like on their website you have to get the clearcoat too..
it seems like on their website you have to get the clearcoat too..
Originally posted by BlueDriver
HEy,
I just purchased a 2001 TL. It was beautiful until the paint got scratched on the side after a long road trip. I tried the touchup paint that came with it, but it didnt do much. I also tried the dealer, but they said they didnt stock my color. So I finally tried this website www.paintscratch.com . I found my color easily and quickly, and ordered. I got my paint in the mail about a week later, and applied it to my car. It looks like new now!
HEy,
I just purchased a 2001 TL. It was beautiful until the paint got scratched on the side after a long road trip. I tried the touchup paint that came with it, but it didnt do much. I also tried the dealer, but they said they didnt stock my color. So I finally tried this website www.paintscratch.com . I found my color easily and quickly, and ordered. I got my paint in the mail about a week later, and applied it to my car. It looks like new now!
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Yeah, as per the instructions on www.paintscratch.com, I waited 24 hours before applying clearcoat. The clearcoat is supposed to make the touch up paint shine like the rest of the paint on the car. There was a lot of helpful info on the site that told how to go about the touchup paint process. After the road trip, I had a couple chips and one scratch about an inch or two long. It took more time to fix the scratch, but after I applied the clearcoat, it looked as good as new. On the site, you do have to order clearcoat, but from what it said, touching up without clearcoat is a bad idea.
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