Paint Chip Repair

[beefski]

Has anyone used the product DR. Paint Chip? I have some chips that I want to fix up and that product seems to be one that would work best.

 

[table5511]

It seems to be advertised both in Automobile and Autoweek (same magazine, pages re-arranged?) and I have been tempted to go for this as well.

I have had great success with touch up paint and very fine art brushes from the hobby store.

Here is a good hands on review of Dr. color chip...

http://www.clublexus.com/forums/aut...ling/414403-dr-colorchip-diy-review-pics.html

 

[beefski]

Wow, that was a detailed review. Seems like it does as advertised. I sent an email to them to see if there is a minimum tempature fpr application. It may be a bit to cold up here to do it now. A project for the spring.

Thanks.

 

[beefski]

Received a reply on the temp question. They recomend over 40 degrees F.

 

[sbmrinaldi]

I bought it last month and it works well, not perfect. You can still tell the chip exists but gets rid of the paint blob so it blends nicer.

 

[mainard1]

i bought it and still has not used it, i tested it on our nissan quest which we traded in and that project didnt look as close as how they do it. id rather bring it to body shop for them to do. should not be too expensive if you bring them the paint