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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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Due to factors beyond the control of SWEET PROJECT CARS, we cannot guarantee against the improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. Make sure you check with your manufacturer to make sure this will not affect your factory warranty. SWEET PROJECT CARS assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in these videos. Use this information at your own risk. SWEET PROJECT CARS recommends safe practices when working with tools seen or implied in our video and written content. Due to factors beyond the control of SWEET PROJECT CARS, no information contained on this YouTube channel shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this content is the sole responsibility of the user and not SWEET PROJECT CARS.
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Thanks for this great video, SPC!
No primer necessary? Odd but I will try
Hi Mike – from my email – I’ve watched a bunch of your videos regarding repairing stone chips but I feel like I would have to use multiple methods and I’m getting a little overwhelmed with putting the steps together, so I’m hoping you could offer up some assistance.
I have two stone chips that have rust – one of which is on the edge of the hood. A few others are smaller and not down to bare metal.
What would be the recommended steps for each? Would it be easier to do the bondo/template/aerosol method or the touch up paint brush method? If I did the template/aerosol method on the two rusted ones, would I need to use a primer before the bondo putty? Or could I use rustoleum rust reformer instead of scraping out the rust? I apologize for the loads of questions, I just can’t figure out which methods to use for them.
I’m scared to touch up my own car lol, I’ll pay you
Brilliant!
very very very very* million great, is there any instructional on how to compound, polish then wax something like this? i literally just finished this methodology and going into that stage at the moment.
Does the wax remove the edges from the paint? Do you have to use Blenz or some other product?
What did that can of pre mixed spray paint cost you from the shop? did you mean to say clear coat was in there also or hardener? doesn't seem like clear coat would work mixed with the paint.
Is ot possible to use a paint pen at the end instead of spraying?
Would you recommend to use this method with the glazing putty to fill in the stone chips? Or a method you used in your other videos just by filling them in with paint?