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So after waiting 10 days to get my kit I did the deed today, not too bad, would rather not have them but what are you going to do
NSF
Guess I should include a "before" shot in case you haven't seen it
Last edited by Not So Fast; 12-08-2017 at 04:14 PM.
What's your secret? Every time I try it, I end up smearing most of the paint out of the chip. What's your technique so that doesn't happen?
Thanks
The secret is building up layers until the paint is even with the surface.
Yes, you will wipe out most of the paint on each layer, but if you have patience, you will succeed after a few to several layers! With this product, you can afford the learning curve, as it it 100% reversible, so if you don't like the results, wipe them off with acetone and start over.
The secret is building up layers until the paint is even with the surface.
Yes, you will wipe out most of the paint on each layer, but if you have patience, you will succeed after a few to several layers! With this product, you can afford the learning curve, as it it 100% reversible, so if you don't like the results, wipe them off with acetone and start over.
Yep, I'm going to get their little gel squeegee as I think that method will work best to fill the "pocket" with paint.
You will always be able to see the chip in the right light but it does conceal them pretty well.
Lots of Youtube videos watched, some good some bad
NSF
12-08-2017, 01:11 PM
Dr Color Chip to the Rescue
Looks good, I swear to the good Doctor!
I'm going to get their little gel squeegee as I think that method will work best to fill the "pocket" with paint.
