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How to Paint your stone chips and scratches in your car, fast and affordably! Painting you Dents and Dings is easier than you may think! Looking at Stone chips and small scratches in your car or truck can really be frustrating especially if you don’t have the money to pay someone to repair them! Here we give you the tricks and the tools needed on how to FILL and paint those pesky stone chips and scratches!
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USA Tools:
Small Lac Thinner
Large Lac Thinner
Rubbing Alcohol
Razor Blades
Magic Markers
Hand Scissors
Spray Bottles
Touch Up Paint -Pen
Touch Up Paint- Spray
Auto Body Tape
Green Masking Paper
Hole Punch
Wax Paper
Bondo Glazing Putty
2000 Grit Sand Paper
Mothers Carnauba Clnr Wax
Wax Applicator
Micro-Fiber Towels
WARNING: This paint procedure is for the “PERFECTIONIST” if that is NOT YOU, THEN this may not be the procedure for you to follow!
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This works great for non-metallic paint. What about using the same technique with metallic paint? I have tried it, and it seems impossible to match metallic paint, even with the paint code on the car. Your thoughts please.
Damn that worked like a miracle thanks
Spot on ??
You say to use thinners…is there a danger of softening the original paint or worse still rubbing a layer off.
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I would have guessed you would have wet sanded with 2000 grit prior to the wax……..?
Did you use a one stage spray paint by chance or do you not need a clear coat in this case?
When did you use the lacquer thinner? Presumably, before you applied the touch-up spray paint?
I'll have to try this, I've used brushes and they look worse than the chip. When I've had some small jobs done by body shops they all recommend not waxing the fresh paint for 4 months, so what's up with using the Mother's to take off the impurities?
Thanks …I have places that someone already applied brush paint …and I am wondering what to do with them ….it looks crappy…and I want to go back over those spots…and use spray …Not sure how to ….