Rebel Editor September 28, 2023 42 Comments



Have a nasty stone chip in your car’s beautiful paint? Here’s how to properly repair it so you no longer have to stare at it when you walk up to your car! This is not a gimmick unlike other videos out there, this actually works and will last a very long time!

I hope this helps some of you!

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Here’s a list of some of the products that I used in the video along with their links on Amazon.

Dupli-Color Exact-Match Scratch Fix All-in-1 Touch-Up Paint – 0.5 oz.

3M 05954 Super Duty Rubbing Compound, 1 qt

3D Speed All In One Polish/Wax – 16 oz.

DEWALT Buffer/Polisher, Variable Speed, Soft Start, 7-Inch/9-Inch (DWP849X)

3M 7000000484 Foam Polishing Pad – 8″, 2000 Max RPM

3M 05753 Perfect-It Wool Compounding Pad Double-Sided 9 Inches

Dura-Gold – Premium – Wet or Dry – 2000 Grit

Dura-Gold Premium – Wet or Dry – 3000 Grit

Thanks for Watching!

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  1. Move Ben

    oh heck yeah iā€™m doing this, thank you for this video

  2. Josh Brookes

    Great Video mate, if only everyones videos were this nice and simple straight to the point and easy to follow with zero BS. I'm not sure if half these automotive DIY content creators even realise how unnecessary and annoying their long introductions are? I can appreciate the need for professionalism to a point but most of the time nobody cares and find themselves yelling at their screen JUST GET TO THE POINT ALREADY!
    We click on your thumbnail for the advertised content it supposedly contains, not what your local weather is like and your life story sheesh. šŸ™„

  3. calsonic1

    Ok now do a black car…… šŸ˜ž Because considering all the swirl marks on my car, I'm terrified to even look at it cross-eyed, much less use an orbital buffer on it.

  5. P A

    Probably the Best šŸ‘Œ Video I've seen on YouTube and I've seen a lot ! Great job šŸ‘ easy steps and straight to a point

  6. Bad Dad

    Bravo! You've inspired me to tackle the nick in the left rear panel of my brown 2015 GMC truck. I'm sure it will look awesome when done

  9. Hockey Dad

    Is this the same procedure with metallic paint?

  10. spw Jones

    Question, I noticed you did not use any primer over the bare metal, is there a reason for that??

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