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    To really to get touch up paint to come out decent.. It's best to fill the scratch or chip with a toothpick then clear and wetsand it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by REDCOMPG View Post
    To really to get touch up paint to come out decent.. It's best to fill the scratch or chip with a toothpick then clear and wetsand it.
    You mean use a toothpick as a paint application tool?
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    Quote Originally Posted by stocker View Post
    You mean use a toothpick as a paint application tool?

    yup its also called pinning the paint in as some use a pin, then wet sand the paint smooth, then clear coat and sand again, buff the scratches out.

    ive seen vids of that dulicolor kit in use, looks legit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scottydoggs View Post
    yup its also called pinning the paint in as some use a pin, then wet sand the paint smooth, then clear coat and sand again, buff the scratches out.

    ive seen vids of that dulicolor kit in use, looks legit.
    Hmm, I learned something! I was kind of being a smartass but I knew what he meant. I was just laughing to myself thinking of someone taking his advice literally - filling a large scratch with a toothpick and globbing clearcoat over it. Then standing back and thinking "still looks like butt..."
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