Paint chip repair kit
08-17-2007, 06:48 PM
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Paint chip repair kit
Can anyone please recommend a high quality paint chip repair kit? This is for a very small chip in the rear quarter panel. You can catch your finger nail in it so it can not be done by paintless dent repair (I guess...) I would get touch up paint from the dealer but is there a kit that can help make it invisible?My color is satin silver. Thank you.
08-17-2007, 07:56 PM
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RE: Paint chip repair kit
That is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you very much - greatly appeciated.
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You can ry the Langka product. It works well for scratches. Costly, though.
You can ry the Langka product. It works well for scratches. Costly, though.
08-17-2007, 10:40 PM
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RE: Paint chip repair kit
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Can anyone please recommend a high quality paint chip repair kit? This is for a very small chip in the rear quarter panel. You can catch your finger nail in it so it can not be done by paintless dent repair (I guess...) I would get touch up paint from the dealer but is there a kit that can help make it invisible? My color is satin silver. Thank you.
Can anyone please recommend a high quality paint chip repair kit? This is for a very small chip in the rear quarter panel. You can catch your finger nail in it so it can not be done by paintless dent repair (I guess...) I would get touch up paint from the dealer but is there a kit that can help make it invisible? My color is satin silver. Thank you.
http://www.duplicolor.com/training/SF_training.html
08-18-2007, 10:46 AM
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Thanks wingman - I really appreciate all your help on this forum. You are one of the best IMO. Take care and thank you again. Your car pics are in my PC for future reference - your car is unbelievable. Congratulations. (Is that a Roush scoop?)
08-18-2007, 04:02 PM
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RE: Paint chip repair kit
I just finished using the Duplicor 2in1 on some holes in my front bumper. My advice, use as little paint as possible and take the time to wet-sand and buff properly. I set my ipod on shuffle and got to it. If you put in the time you can make it look almost like nothing happened.
08-18-2007, 10:51 PM
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RE: Paint chip repair kit
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Thanks wingman - I really appreciate all your help on this forum. You are one of the best IMO. Take care and thank you again. Your car pics are in my PC for future reference - your car is unbelievable. Congratulations. (Is that a Roush scoop?)
Thanks wingman - I really appreciate all your help on this forum. You are one of the best IMO. Take care and thank you again. Your car pics are in my PC for future reference - your car is unbelievable. Congratulations. (Is that a Roush scoop?)
08-19-2007, 08:23 AM
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RE: Paint chip repair kit
This is exactly the post I was looking for. I have a decent rock chip along my driver side door that is KILLING me. I just watched the Dupli-Color video and it seems promising. Thanks for starting the post and all the good info. I haven't looked into the Langka product just yet, but anyone have a preference of one product over the other?