John McM

I watched this video
The tool is not available where I live so I decided to order it but lost focus in my search and found this tool, which I ordered. It has an air tight bottle with a fine tip that is cleaned by the lid. It looks like it might work.

What do others use for rock chip fixes?

Rocket Rob

I've had good luck with Dr Colorchip.

https://www.drcolorchip.com/

Marine Blue

The syringe looks interesting, I may give it a shot.

I currently use wooden toothpicks and dab small amounts of touch up paint into the chip or scratch.

To keep the bottle of touch up paint from drying I dab small amounts of paint into the top of a plastic bottle cap and use that as my supply and dab the toothpick into the cap when I need more.

After touch up I wait about 20 minutes and then smooth over the paint with Langka. It's a multi step process to get it looking good and takes some time. Most chips and scratches will need several coats to get a good blend into the surrounding paint.

Pmorritt

There is an old method that has worked pretty good for small chips. Find a book of matches, if you can. Pull off one. Place it on a flat surface and use a single sided razor to slice the pulled off end at an angle. Now use that angled cut side to absorb a small amount of paint and apply to chip. No drips and works well.

911Jetta

+1

A914MAN

I've used this product before, and it works pretty good at leveling out the paint blob. No affiliation.
http://www.langka.com/

justin-in-athens

I don't know what it is, but the kind of wood large matchsticks are made of is also good at holding paint. I usually whittle the end down to my desired tip with an razor. They are usually really soft and will wick a little paint, and you can control the point size with the razor.

Spyerx

I leave 'em. patina is in fashion you know.

Derek911

I have Dr Colorchip but haven't used it on the Porsche yet. I just used it on my F150 and I was amazed. It does an excellent job. Automotive Touch up also has a great kit that I recommend. I have both Dr Colorchip and Automotive Touch Up for all my cars. The problem with touch up paint are the blobs. I guess the syringe is designed to lay less paint minimizing blobs. Dr Colorchip leave no blobs, practically undetectable. Amazing.