Paint chips
#3
touch up paint, but use the smallest paint brush u can from an art's supply store, don't use the brush from the bottle.
it wno't be perfect but it'll keep the chip from growing and the metal from rusting.
it wno't be perfect but it'll keep the chip from growing and the metal from rusting.
#5
You can get a whole bumper repainted for $200 - $300, but why bother as you are gonna get more stone chips down the road.
IMO, chips are inevitable, i just touch it up to keep the damn car from rusting and try to do it as neat as possible - like I said it won't be perfect, but it'll keep parts from rusting.
Save your $ and get touch up paint instead.
IMO, chips are inevitable, i just touch it up to keep the damn car from rusting and try to do it as neat as possible - like I said it won't be perfect, but it'll keep parts from rusting.
Save your $ and get touch up paint instead.
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#8
Cheap way is to do the touch up paint method. I'm not a big fan of the pen, but I like the nail polish with the brush way, especially for paint chips. The brush seems to fill in the spot nicely. Gotta be patient though, applying numerous coats one at a time.
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