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I also have had great luck with Dr. Colorchip on fine roadrash. A product that may work better for larger chips might be the Langka product. I have not tried it yet, but will next time I do touchup.
I ordered a touch up "kit" from Porsche for my 96 Midnight Blue Metallic TT, which iirc came with a small bottle of color paint AND a bottle of clear coat.
How does the clear figure in to the methods described above or with Lanka?
Honestly, I rarely use the the clear, it's such a small area. But, to be ideal I suppose you would want to fill in the divot below the paint level, then use the clear to hopefully end up flush.
Was going to try this on my son's Subaru after a mishap in the high school parking lot. Looks like they have all the products needed - sandpaper, solvent, primer, color and clear.