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CarGuru > Ford > Re: one more - paint chip repair 9 February 2005 23:09:17

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Re: one more - paint chip repair

Japhar81 8 February 2005 19:56:45
 Coats, heh, fun... Why no clearcoat touchup? And does clearcoat have a
thickness to it as well or is it just like car wax?

"Howard Nelson" <htnelsonvip@pacbel­l.net> wrote in message
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"japhar81" <japhar81@gmail.com­> wrote in message> news:Uo6dnfd296obZ5­rfRVn-ow@giganews.co­m...>> So don't ask me how, but I've developed a few chips in my paint. I'd >> guess>> little rocks, but theres one on the roof too, dunno where they came from,>> the car is wiped down weekly, and waxed several times a year, so I dunno> how>> it chips when its this babied. Anyway, the chips are down to the primer,> and>> have a visible 'depth' to them.No metal, no rust.>>
I picked up some touchup paint from ford this afternoon, and tried> touching>> up one of the chips. Although the color matches, and the primer is> covered,>> theres still a very visible (to me anyhoo) depth to the chip. Where the>> factory paint is higher than the touchup paint.>>
Can anyone give me some pointers on a proper repair for this? I've got no>> real bodywork experience (though I did just change my bumper -- whee!) >> but>> I'm fairly handy.>>
I'm thinking I need better tools than the crappy brush that came in the>> touchup tube, but I doon't know what exactly to get.>>
In short, HELP!>>
Then again, if I should go to a pro, I'm game, but how much should it> cost?>> for 5 or 6 of these things, all smaller than a pea.>
I apply the touchup paint with the small end of a flat toothpick. Put in a> small layer, let it dry repeat until hole filled. I have not then applied> clear coat although clear coat touch up is available. Takes between 3-6> applications to fill a full thickness chip.>
Howard>


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John H 9 February 2005 23:09:17 permanent link ]
 On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 22:19:15 -0500, "Jafo" <jafo551@yahoo.NOSP­AM.ca> wrote:
Some of the guys in the GTAMC swear by this product.>

Thanks to both you and Kate. Help is appreciated!

John H

On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD,
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

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