Paint chip on door
That looks pretty big. I would sand down the area with 1000 or 1500 grit using a hole puncher to punch out small circles that you can super glue to the end of a pencil eraser. I would then paint on some primer. With an area that large, a brush touch up isnt going to look great so it would be a good candidate for an airbrush or even rattle can touch up if you are keeping this as DIY.
If it were me though, I would use a vinyl color matched touch up sheet by ColorXlabs. Its basically a sticker the same color as your paint and clear coat. It looks pretty good considering. I would use that until you have the entire panel repainted, or just keep it there since its lower on the door and not very noticeable.
If it were me though, I would use a vinyl color matched touch up sheet by ColorXlabs. Its basically a sticker the same color as your paint and clear coat. It looks pretty good considering. I would use that until you have the entire panel repainted, or just keep it there since its lower on the door and not very noticeable.
I just purchased my RC used with this dent/chip being the only major exterior defect. Cost me $450 to have it professionally repaired. If I didn't the salt here would just continue to eat away at it.
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