Blending touchup paint so it disappears on your vehicle’s flat surfaces are fairly simple, but what about the compound curves found around bumpers, rooflines and other openings on your vehicle? In this video, we will show you with a little patience and some simple tools from Automotive Touchup how you can easily blend touchup paint repairs so they blend perfectly with the surrounding factory paint for a professional looking job. Scuffs are common on any bumper. Here we show how to spot repair a scuffed bumper using this Porsche Cayenne and our premium quality aerosol spray paint as an example.
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When you first sanded the damaged area as you put it, what grit sand paper was that? Also, is it better to wet sand the primer with 320 grit first as then finish with 600 grit?
What grit sand paper did u use to sand down the damaged area an than to feather it all out? Thanks in advance for your help!
Hey Automotive Touch Up,
Why not ever use the 2K clear coat you sell? The hardener makes it better overall yet you consistently use your cheaper and lighter clear coat on the Lexus and Porsche. What gives?
When you first sanded the damaged area, what grit sandpaper did you use?
roids10: I probably started with 180 to sand the damage out. This video is a couple years old so I am not sure.
Roids10, if the primer is rough you can start with 320 or 400 to knock down the rough areas, but you do not want any 320-400 wet sand scratches left when it is time to use basecoat.
So, where is the blending? Did I missed it?
I've used all the tips in the videos and my car came out great! I really appreciate everything you have posted. I have to do it again on another car. This time it's a non-metallic which should be easier.
Can you please list all the tools and materials you used. Need to purchase a kit
I waiting on an order from your company (Item No.: AER-BC, Item No.: AER-PR-Grey, Item No.: AER-CC) but have a question. I a couple of scratches on the front bumper of a 2015 Toyota Prius. I tried to use Toyota touch up paint and had poor results. The scratches are down to the plastic (see image) so not sure if it can be sanded out without causing a dimple. Should I fill the with one of your products (BONDO 907)? https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/727/21043375823_4d7761017a_b.jpg