Paint chips, nicks
I recently had an encounter with some road debris at night. Not sure what it was but I think it was 18 wheeler rubber.
I have several small pits or chips to fix. Does the pen work? If you use the factory touch-up paint, can you buff it down to look good?
What do the pros do for this at a body shop?
Thanks,
Jim
I have several small pits or chips to fix. Does the pen work? If you use the factory touch-up paint, can you buff it down to look good?
What do the pros do for this at a body shop?
Thanks,
Jim
in our bodyshop , it depends of the damages . But if you only got somes chips , use touch up paint and sand it with 1200 grit when it is dry , and polish it .
if there's really too much chips , you'll maybe need to re-spray your bumper .
Hope this helps !
if there's really too much chips , you'll maybe need to re-spray your bumper .
Hope this helps !
Originally Posted by treps2k,Nov 24 2010, 04:27 PM
in our bodyshop , it depends of the damages . But if you only got somes chips , use touch up paint and sand it with 1200 grit when it is dry , and polish it .
if there's really too much chips , you'll maybe need to re-spray your bumper .
Hope this helps !
if there's really too much chips , you'll maybe need to re-spray your bumper .
Hope this helps !

I wonder if I can wet sand the area to remove oxidation in the chip, primer touch up,paint touch up, clearcote...then polish.
Any way to do this? Is there a kit?
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