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How to Repair Small Paint Chips


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Noticed a few tiny paint chips on my bonnet, revealing a white background behind the paint... can it be repaired (other than respray or touch-up paint) in anyway?

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Bro, to remove those tiny little white chips can only respray or touch up using touch up paint [:(] Bo pian one lah [:|] IMHO, just touch up a little using the touch up paint and spend your monies on something else [;)]

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Hi,

 

apologies if the following questions post are redundant, I'm new to this car maintenance thingy. (into the 4th mth)

 

I've faced this white chips problem too. And earlier you mention this touch up paint.

 

-Where can i purchase them?

-Is there such a touch up paint product specifically for cars?

-Or is it some ordinary paint I could get off the shelf from any paint store?

 

Looking forward to your reply, appreciate it. [:)]

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Been reading about touching up the scratch/dent/etching using touch-up paint followed by some sand-paper--> polishing--> sealing/wax. But was wondering if it can be done by hand [sweatdrop] Can any of the gurus here who have done it share the experience on how-to? [thumbsup]

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Neutral Newbie

Anything that deals with wet sanding your car, you can forget about using hand. You will need a rotary + cutting pad + compound to remove the sanding marks, even the DA has problem handling the sanding marks.

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hi Gen2, wah you always online one ah? I'm taking a break eating snake at a colleagues quiet corner then can access internet. [:p]

so even using the DA also cannot ah?? alamak xianz. anyway I have posted some questions regarding the DA and pads on another thread, hope u can advice as well. Thx!

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