[Penfold]

Hi All,

anyone got any advice on filling/painting stone chips?


Thanks.

 

[Lee]

Touch up pen? Other than that probably get a professional touch up company onto it.

 

[LAD VXL]

Its just one of those annoying things unfortunatly....

 

[Matt]

mins got more chips and dents than ya local chippy

its how you take the photos

 

[Jonny]

mins got more chips and dents than ya local chippy

its how you take the photos

:laugh:

 

[Penfold]

Thanks for the PEN advice!

I've got those just wondered what the best way of doing it was?

Queue the sarcastic comment 'Shake bottle, remove brush, scrape of excess, apply to stone chip!'

I would really like some advice on making a more professional job of it!

 

[Lee]

In all honesty probably just take it really steady and follow the instructions on the pen. If it goes wrong wipe it off and start again.

 

[Penfold]

Thanks Lee

 

[LAD VXL]

I'd suggest you get an artist brush, very fine and build it up. Tose pens can be a bit balky for fine scratches

 

[Penfold]

Thanks LAD VXL unfortunatly they're proper stone chips (right through to the metal!), I do however know how to get rid of fine scratches (those caused by a brush or car wash) if anyone would like to know?

 

[Lee]

There's a full guide on it in the tutorials section.
You will need to get a primer touch up pen aswell if the chips are down to metal.

 

[dearing5]

yeah i done quite a big section on my rear bumper wth a touch up pen an it turned out really bad, like all bumpy an horrible. or if you have loads of dosh repspray it everytime ha ha