Touch up paint pens
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Touch up paint pens
Anybody have experience with the touch up pens from paintscratch.com? Trying to find a cheap solution to a couple spots on the hood and these look like a good option, they even have the paint code on that website, can't be to far off. Any input on these or on a different product that works?
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Anybody have experience with the touch up pens from paintscratch.com? Trying to find a cheap solution to a couple spots on the hood and these look like a good option, they even have the paint code on that website, can't be to far off. Any input on these or on a different product that works?
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^^^I've also had success with oem Lexus pens. Bought from dealer for about $20.
Paint was a perfect match with pearl in the clear coat. I was surprised at how good it turned out being that it was from a pen. 077 SFP.
Paint was a perfect match with pearl in the clear coat. I was surprised at how good it turned out being that it was from a pen. 077 SFP.
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Depending on what color your car is and how big the chips are, the oem pen could look horrible on a hood. Even with the proper paint code. It's possible to end up with little blobs of paint. I've tried them and if its in a spot that's inconspicuous then I might use it. For example: I love our oem paint pens for slight curb rash on my 08 factory wheels.
I recently bit the bullet and purchased the Dr Colorchip "rash" kit which comes with a small squeegee to eliminate the blob effect. Now it is more expensive than the oem pens but it's sooo much better.
I recently bit the bullet and purchased the Dr Colorchip "rash" kit which comes with a small squeegee to eliminate the blob effect. Now it is more expensive than the oem pens but it's sooo much better.