Touch up paint?

Dave1971

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I need to cover a few stone chips so what's the concensus on this one. Any recommendations for particular products or just go for OME?
 
Have you considered one of these Laine? I've read some good reviews.

www.chipex.co.uk
 
the Halfords 3 pen kit is tip top imo.
primer,paint and laquer, the paint pen can be used with its built-in brush or as a pen reminiscent of a Rotring technical pen.
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Chris_D said:
the Halfords 3 pen kit is tip top imo.
primer,paint and laquer, the paint pen can be used with its built-in brush or as a pen reminiscent of a Rotring technical pen.
:thumbsup:

Good match?
 
andysat said:
Chris_D said:
the Halfords 3 pen kit is tip top imo.
primer,paint and laquer, the paint pen can be used with its built-in brush or as a pen reminiscent of a Rotring technical pen.
:thumbsup:

Good match?

Yep, but as mines sapphire black its quite an easy match.
Cant speak for other colours.
 
I purchased the genuine touch up stick from BMW for a detailer to use before applying Gtechniq serum. He only used it on three chips as the colour match was terrible. My car colour is deep sea metallic blue. Saying that there has to be some variation I suppose as my car is eight years old.
 
Other than BMW (- £10 plus £10 p&p) can anyone recommend a touch up pen for Merlot Red - couldn't see it in Halfords.
Thanks
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Touch up then either wet sand or use a denibber to get level and polish.

Not cheap, but easy to use and quicker than wet sanding.

http://www.powertool-supplies.co.uk/festool-spot-repair-scraper-lzk-hm.html?gclid=CjwKCAiA2fjjBRAjEiwAuewS_YwDk84e3ZZuDMWQF5Z1sBjT5gipB_ehXDsrGPnGb05JXbjWYC52WBoCwZsQAvD_BwE
 
srhutch said:
Touch up then either wet sand or use a denibber to get level and polish.

Not cheap, but easy to use and quicker than wet sanding.

http://www.powertool-supplies.co.uk/festool-spot-repair-scraper-lzk-hm.html?gclid=CjwKCAiA2fjjBRAjEiwAuewS_YwDk84e3ZZuDMWQF5Z1sBjT5gipB_ehXDsrGPnGb05JXbjWYC52WBoCwZsQAvD_BwE

Have you used one of these? Been looking into ideas for doing self touch up jobs and was going to try wet sanding.
 
idej_z4 said:
Have you used one of these? Been looking into ideas for doing self touch up jobs and was going to try wet sanding.
I have a Festool de-nibber and it is a great little tool. You only remove paint from the chip so it is very specific and a polish will give you a great finish. I was nervous of using it at first, but confidence grows with use.
 
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