Dr Color Chip
Any one have experience using Dr Color Chip for hood/bumper paint chips?
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Originally Posted by x50type
(Post 15761153)
Any one have experience using Dr Color Chip for hood/bumper paint chips?
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Yeah, for a home use product its okay. Small, very small touch up works great. But anything bigger than a grain of sand nick is more and more difficult ie the bigger the nick the harder to fill and get a good result.
But for the small money I buy one on every car I acquire. |
Pretty much echo the comments above. I've used it a couple of times and probably will again. It certainly isn't perfect and a close look will still reveal paint damage but it is fairly easy to use and makes chips much less noticeable. It will pass the glance test for sure - even up fairly close. But if you know where the chips are, you will still be able to spot a slight blemish.
It's possible my technique isn't terrific but it's not that bad either. |
I have never used the kit but have found that for large gouges even ones that go all the way to bare metal or in the case of mirrors down into the plastic housing,
I am not a professional body man so use my ideas above at your own risk. Andy |
OK all, sounds promising - as its around $70 I will give it a try.
Practice makes perfect. Thanks once again.:cheers: |
+1
for the small money is nice to have in the detail box for our cars. |
For another source, I have used touchupdirect.com
I painted my RS tail with their product and I'm very pleased with the results and match of the turquoise blue metallic. |
You don't need the expensive crap, just but the paint
allow to dry for 1 week to 10days use can wet sand it after 1 week with 2000 grit - very lightly the use scratch ex lightly much cheaper and same result |
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