First Rock Chip
Despite stongard, a stray rock managed to strategically place a chip on my driver's side fender, just above where the stongard ends. Anyone have a good method of fixing this? I think I read somewhere here a really good and detailed step by step instruction on fixing paint chips (using the manufacturer's touch up paint).
Check the FAQs for a detailed set of instructions.
https://www.s2ki.com/faqs/
Hope everything goes well
https://www.s2ki.com/faqs/
Hope everything goes well
Assuming its down to the metal...
Use a sanding stick (looks like an eraser) to get any loose particals out
Get a 2" wide piece of masking tape and use a single hole punch out the middle. Lay it over the chip hole.
Use a sewing needle to work a tiny drop of primer to the chip and work it in the chip hole.
In a glass container take your touchup paint and mix 1 part paint to 1.5 reducer (not thinner). you only need a small amount.
Use a clean hypodermic syringe to slowly inject the paint in the chip. Do a thin coats, dont fill the chip up in one shot. Flash time is probably like 10-20 mins depending on the reducer. The reducer should allow it to bleed into the surrounding paint. If you do it right you won't have to wet sand it.
Use a sanding stick (looks like an eraser) to get any loose particals out
Get a 2" wide piece of masking tape and use a single hole punch out the middle. Lay it over the chip hole.
Use a sewing needle to work a tiny drop of primer to the chip and work it in the chip hole.
In a glass container take your touchup paint and mix 1 part paint to 1.5 reducer (not thinner). you only need a small amount.
Use a clean hypodermic syringe to slowly inject the paint in the chip. Do a thin coats, dont fill the chip up in one shot. Flash time is probably like 10-20 mins depending on the reducer. The reducer should allow it to bleed into the surrounding paint. If you do it right you won't have to wet sand it.
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