Paint Chips....errrrrrrr

Here you go L----

http://www.paintscratch.com/brush.htm

dmartin wrote:Here you go L----

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Thank you!!!

I have always just found mobile units that go to dealerships. They fill the chip/scratch, then sand then clear.

Most chip repair kits are a single stage paint. They have clear that is supposed to rise to the top of the paint. However they always turn out matte. For the best results in chip repair you can use a paint match from the dealership. Wet sand it flat. Apply a clear coat. Then buff with a cutting compound first. such as 1500 grit. then move to 2000 grit. and finially a sealer wax.

While many people can deal with the paint pens and brushes, most of the time they look like painted bubles... or painted chips.

paintscratch.com, Laura. That's where I get my touch up paint.

I use a permanent marker on the small spots, then again my car is black. I have the touch up paint and try to avoid it, I am no Monet. The dealership touchup paint has both a brushtip and pentip on it. I think I paid $10 for it at your friendly Ford dealer.

Hey laura I still got some touch up paint left got it from ford let me know if you want to use it

If I get a chace to run into Mike, I will, thanks!!



And thank you to all for the advice!!

theres a place by me that does a great job on this i think its called NAB they do ferraris and all that crap. They use an airbrush method for touchups and do great with wetsanding (whole car or touchups which makes a regular stock paintjob look AWESOME) and a bunch of other crap if you want the web address Ill get it for you

YES!!! Ron, please!!! Thank you!

07caligtstang wrote:YES!!! Ron, please!!! Thank you!

wow if only i could get women to say that EXACT line more often.... but anyway what were you wanting oh yea the website is: http://www.nabinternational.com/index.html

theyve got a pretty good rep and they mostly service the porsce and bmw dealership and their customers down the block from em.

LOL, thanks Ron!! You are a nut! and BTW, you are the hardest person to get a hold of!! I have tried getting a hold of you via phone a few times!! CHECK IT once in a while!

Thanks again.

07caligtstang wrote:I have tried getting a hold of you via phone a few times!! CHECK IT once in a while!

lies and slander, i do answer my ......selectively

Good luck with the chips, Laura.

I'm dreading mine.. metallic paint. Basic colors are so much better for that sort of thing.

Seems like ya got a lot of good advice though =)

Have it repainted and have the 3M chip protection that I have on mine applied. Not to mention behind rear tires to eliminate the burned rubber laying on the paint and anything else that kicks up