"Peppered" hoods, bumpers, fenders, and mirrors are common.  Despite what bodyshops claim, there is an alternative
to respraying!

Select paint color and apply liberally with foam brush.

Apply PaintLeveler to a Shop Towel wrapped around
a foam block.

Remove excess paint.  The flat face of the block ensures
that paint in the scratch is not removed--just the paint around and above the cut.

The excess red paint is transferred into the Shop Towel.

Tens to hundreds of small chips are 50-80% filled and no longer visible from normal viewing distances.

A deep door scratch reduces the resale value of this SUV.

Select paint and apply with brush.

Typical touchup paint is "blobby," creating a scar. 
Sometimes the touchup is worse than the scratch itself
because there's simply too much paint on the scratch.

Apply PaintLeveler to a Shop Towel wrapped around
a foam block.

Remove excess paint.  The flat face of the block ensures
that paint in the scratch is not removed--just the paint
around and above the cut.

Excess green paint is transferred into the Shop Towel

The scratch is virtually gone.  A large bodyshop bill is avoided and the vehicle's value is preserved.

Door edges get chipped when doors are opened in parking lots.  Keys on keychains scratch the area around the driver's
door pull.  This view is seen EVERY time the owner
operates his/her car and must look RIGHT!

Hold up our Color Guide to the panel and choose a color.

10 drops are typically enough paint to touch up an entire car.

Add 20% reducer to thin the paint and avoid "blobbing."

Lightly and repeatedly tap or drag over scratches and edge
chips with a fine tip brush.  Reduced paint dries quickly. 
This door can be touched up in 60 seconds.

The scratches and edge chips are gone and the car's operator sees a clean and brilliant door when opening
his or her car.

The impact point of a small dent often scuffs or chips the
clearcoat and paint beneath.  This scuff could not be removed
with compound.  Paintless dent repair techs:  touchup
up your dents professionally to finish the job!

Choose a color and add 20% reducer to thin the paint.

Lightly tap the damage.

The scuff is touched up with the optimal shade and
amount of paint necessary, and with no blobs of paint
to draw attention to the repair.