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Best repair options for chips on car paint?

anendlesssea

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I've got a few rock chips on my car's paint, mainly on the hood and bumper. Should I just touch them up myself, or is there a better way to fix them without making it worse? Any advice would be appreciated please
 
If they are small, then you should be able to fix them yourself. you can try with oem touch up paint. Clean the area, with a bruch apply a thin laywe and let it dry. or if you want a better looking finish you can try the dr color chip kit.
 
If they are small, then you should be able to fix them yourself. you can try with oem touch up paint. Clean the area, with a bruch apply a thin laywe and let it dry. or if you want a better looking finish you can try the dr color chip kit.
alright, I'll look into all you've said, thanks
 
If they are small, then you should be able to fix them yourself. you can try with oem touch up paint. Clean the area, with a bruch apply a thin laywe and let it dry. or if you want a better looking finish you can try the dr color chip kit.
Are these available on amazon?
 
If they are small, then you should be able to fix them yourself. you can try with oem touch up paint. Clean the area, with a bruch apply a thin laywe and let it dry. or if you want a better looking finish you can try the dr color chip kit.


thanks for this tip! Will definitely take a look and see if i can apply these steps to my Sienna
 
I've got a few rock chips on my car's paint, mainly on the hood and bumper. Should I just touch them up myself, or is there a better way to fix them without making it worse? Any advice would be appreciated please
i'm super particular about my platinum's paint so i'd say skip the diy touch-up, especially if the chips on your hood and bumper are noticeable! i reco taking it to a reputable dealer or a body shop but make sure they specialize in paint correction. they should be able to do a proper touch-up and paint correction that will look much better! sure, it will cost a bit more but it's worth it!
 
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