Touch-up Paint
January-14th-2003, 09:44 PM
#17
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Its basically thinner . most touch up paint are laquer based so this stuff wipes the high spot off I have used simular product with decent results .
It wii probably work well on the hood but a good wet sand and polish is all your other scratches need.
It wii probably work well on the hood but a good wet sand and polish is all your other scratches need.
March-8th-2003, 03:21 AM
#18
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Originally posted by chitownmp3
Bl- From what I can see in the pics a touch up with the tooth pick or artists brush might be what you need.
Remember dab the paint in the scratch a little at a time dont try to fill it up with 1 thick coat. let it dry well, then wet sand with 1500-2000 grit wet sand paper. Then buff it up with a good polishing compound such a 3m perfect it 3 wax it up and it will be much less noticeable ,not perfect but cheaper than a repaint!
If you have more questions just pm me for more detail.
Bl- From what I can see in the pics a touch up with the tooth pick or artists brush might be what you need.
Remember dab the paint in the scratch a little at a time dont try to fill it up with 1 thick coat. let it dry well, then wet sand with 1500-2000 grit wet sand paper. Then buff it up with a good polishing compound such a 3m perfect it 3 wax it up and it will be much less noticeable ,not perfect but cheaper than a repaint!
If you have more questions just pm me for more detail.
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