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Join Date: Mar 2008
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I have a couple of small rock chips on my front facia. Nothing big but I know they are there, so I want to get them fixed. What is the best way to get those fixed? Touch up paint is hard to smooth over. Any suggestions?
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Buellton, California
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When you do get them fixed I highly recommend getting a ClearMask put on. It will prevent you from having to worry about any more in the future.
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Vernon CT USA
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I use a sharpie close to the color of my car...works pretty good...Al
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I've had good results with the paint pens from PaintScratch.com. Langka makes a kit that allows you to smooth out the touch-up paint. It works pretty well.
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Langka works better than anything else I have tried
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+1 and well said. Its easy and I use it on all the cars. Order it on line.
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I'm not familiar with the kit referenced earlier, but basically what you want to do is remove any loose paint from the chip, fill it in high, and sand it smooth with progressively fine paper. It'll take some guts to put sandpaper on your baby, but you are wetsanding with very fine grit paper (up to 1500 grit at the end) to remove and smooth out the high spot where you filled in, and then following with polish and finally wax. The repair should be completely unnoticeable when you are finished. Look up color sanding on the web, and you'll find a lot of info. Good luck!
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The langka kit is so easy even I could do it. The Langka kit is for removing paint blobs from chip repairs. No sanding. It requires rubbing the blob with their paint smoother until its flat. Same with the clear coat sealer it comes with. I just found another dime-sized chip. I'll try to take pics of the before, during and after sometime this week.
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