Anyone used an "Acura Paint Pen?"
#1
Anyone used an "Acura Paint Pen?"
I've seen them all over ebay and I thought about buying one because it has both the paint and the clear coat in the pen. wasn't sure if these were legit or if its smarter to get a kit from the stealership
#2
I used it. It worked pretty well on a small paint chip but you have to be really careful with the amount of liquid that comes out. I used a toothpick to spread the paint and applied it in layers giving it plenty of time to dry between applications.
#3
if its the white pen that has the paint on one side and the clear on the other, its a legit paint pen from acura...its for their canadian market...but its oem acura...
i did find it harder to use then the standard touch up paint applicators we get here....
i did find it harder to use then the standard touch up paint applicators we get here....
#4
Originally Posted by vinnier6
if its the white pen that has the paint on one side and the clear on the other, its a legit paint pen from acura...its for their canadian market...but its oem acura...
i did find it harder to use then the standard touch up paint applicators we get here....
i did find it harder to use then the standard touch up paint applicators we get here....
Abd the nibs dry out fast and harden ...
I use the kit from www.paintscratch.com
#7
Originally Posted by blue.fired
It is hard to use but it does the job well.
Make sure you regulate the amount of paint that goes on the car though, i kept having too much of it and had to clean it up.
Make sure you regulate the amount of paint that goes on the car though, i kept having too much of it and had to clean it up.
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#8
do you think its just smart to use smaller tools like toothpics or even safety pins to just get tiny amounts in those little nooks that are all over? and speaking of cleanup, if you "over paint" do you have to just wipe it up quick and clean the area? I'm kinda paranoid about getting it right
#9
Originally Posted by cober319
do you think its just smart to use smaller tools like toothpics or even safety pins to just get tiny amounts in those little nooks that are all over? and speaking of cleanup, if you "over paint" do you have to just wipe it up quick and clean the area? I'm kinda paranoid about getting it right
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