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Old 05-06-2013, 02:55 PM
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Touch up paint?

I was washing my car and noticed rock chips from the winter.

What kind of touch-up paint (pen?) would you recommend?
Old 05-06-2013, 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by anamznazn
I was washing my car and noticed rock chips from the winter.

What kind of touch-up paint (pen?) would you recommend?
get the touch up paint (with brush) from the dealer, fill in each chip, then use a credit card to get rid of the 'blob'
Old 05-06-2013, 10:09 PM
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^ I agree, I would get some from the dealer. They have the exact color, and usually keep the popular colors in stock (I had to wait 3-days for Vortex Blue, lol). But they normally sell for around $7.
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Dr. Colorchip, no contest. Excellent product.
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im curious does it need a clear on top of the touch up paint after it has been applied? or does it not need a clear?
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Originally Posted by krnboy817
im curious does it need a clear on top of the touch up paint after it has been applied? or does it not need a clear?
not required
Old 05-07-2013, 11:07 AM
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small bottles of touchup usually are formulated not to need clear.



for bigger jobs than a chip I use automotivetouchup.com
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Dr. Colorchip, no contest. Excellent product.
+1 on Dr. ColorChip
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i use a pen a pen i got from the dealer. it seems to do the trick quite well.
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