Chip paint
#2
I've heard good things of Dr. ColorChip. That's what I'll be using when I get some extra $$$
Here's a link to their site--->Dr.ColorChip Custom Automotive Touch-Up Paint Kit - Dr. ColorChip: Automotive Paint Chip Repair Systems
Here's a link to their site--->Dr.ColorChip Custom Automotive Touch-Up Paint Kit - Dr. ColorChip: Automotive Paint Chip Repair Systems
#3
You can't remove them, but you can make them less visible...
Check my thread here:
https://montecarloforum.com/forum/pa...-review-36394/
Check my thread here:
https://montecarloforum.com/forum/pa...-review-36394/
#4
I'm actually about to use a Langka kit today on the Camaro.
LANGKA How to Repair Paint Chips and Scratches
LANGKA How to Repair Paint Chips and Scratches
#6
For a good quick hide-and-go take a crayon of the same color and fill them in. Heat makes the wax melt to the chip and kinda form to it. Turtle wax has these colored waxes that come with chip sticks, same concept as a crayon. (just don't use the wax, its garbage!)
Also, some touch up paints have a ball-point chip filler.
Also, some touch up paints have a ball-point chip filler.
#7
For a good quick hide-and-go take a crayon of the same color and fill them in. Heat makes the wax melt to the chip and kinda form to it. Turtle wax has these colored waxes that come with chip sticks, same concept as a crayon. (just don't use the wax, its garbage!)
Also, some touch up paints have a ball-point chip filler.
Also, some touch up paints have a ball-point chip filler.
have you don't it and had experience with it? It sounds like an interesting way to do it, but not sure how it would work..