Dr. Colorchip....
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Dr. Colorchip....
Hi all I purchased squirt and squeegee kit for my new to me 991...
I had many small stone marks on the hood....
Im not a photographer so sorry no pictures.... The chip marks where so small, but I can tell you that it was worth every penny, the hood looks amazing...no touch up marks, I often cant even see where some chips were touched up..
A little difficult at first to understand how it works, Im very Mechanical but not much of an Artist...lol but I was able to repair the chips amazingly so with this kit...
I know there are previous threads...Just thought I'd pass it along...
I had many small stone marks on the hood....
Im not a photographer so sorry no pictures.... The chip marks where so small, but I can tell you that it was worth every penny, the hood looks amazing...no touch up marks, I often cant even see where some chips were touched up..
A little difficult at first to understand how it works, Im very Mechanical but not much of an Artist...lol but I was able to repair the chips amazingly so with this kit...
I know there are previous threads...Just thought I'd pass it along...
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Murphjup (07-11-2020)
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It's a great system and easy to use. Definitely can still tell chips are there but protects the paint and makes them less noticeable.
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Hi all I purchased squirt and squeegee kit for my new to me 991...
I had many small stone marks on the hood....
Im not a photographer so sorry no pictures.... The chip marks where so small, but I can tell you that it was worth every penny, the hood looks amazing...no touch up marks, I often cant even see where some chips were touched up..
A little difficult at first to understand how it works, Im very Mechanical but not much of an Artist...lol but I was able to repair the chips amazingly so with this kit...
I know there are previous threads...Just thought I'd pass it along...
I had many small stone marks on the hood....
Im not a photographer so sorry no pictures.... The chip marks where so small, but I can tell you that it was worth every penny, the hood looks amazing...no touch up marks, I often cant even see where some chips were touched up..
A little difficult at first to understand how it works, Im very Mechanical but not much of an Artist...lol but I was able to repair the chips amazingly so with this kit...
I know there are previous threads...Just thought I'd pass it along...
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Murphjup (07-11-2020)
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Yes I do but I didnt take any before pics... I know, I wasn't planning on leaving this post... call me what you want just wanted to say the results to me were amazing...
There were small chips now there are not... that says it best...
Thank you for your reply...
There were small chips now there are not... that says it best...
Thank you for your reply...
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Scott in NC (07-11-2020)
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I used up a couple of Dr Colorchip kits on my Midnight Blue Metallic Boxster that I bought CPO with very mild road rash on the front bumper cap and hood. The first time I was amazed. Over succeeding years, with more rash, using the kit was less amazing. It always improved things but at some point the paint damage, ahem, patina, is too severe for simple touch up.
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I used up a couple of Dr Colorchip kits on my Midnight Blue Metallic Boxster that I bought CPO with very mild road rash on the front bumper cap and hood. The first time I was amazed. Over succeeding years, with more rash, using the kit was less amazing. It always improved things but at some point the paint damage, ahem, patina, is too severe for simple touch up.
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Out of my curiosity, would you make to take a photo of dent correction?