Touch up paint
#2
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From: SW Florida
'93 190E '87 560SL '80 240D '91 420 SEL '70 300 SEL 6.3 '02 CLK 430 Cab
touch up paint
Do yourself a favor, and go to this website: http://paintscratch.com. They have the exact paint match for your year, and the paint comes in a felt pen, regular small container, or spray can. I have used them all. Very good products!!
#3
get the paint from the dealership but *do not* use the brush that comes with it. go to a craft store and get one of those ultra fine tip brushes. evenly fill it in with a few thin coats. you don't want to end up with a blob that you will need to wetsand after.
#4
My 2 cents...
paid 15.96 + tax for total of $17.28 for oem touch-up (ridiculous. think I got stroked) from local MB dealer. Color match is perfect. I dont use the brush in the bottle, I use a match riped out of a match book (don,t use the match end!) It works great.
paid 15.96 + tax for total of $17.28 for oem touch-up (ridiculous. think I got stroked) from local MB dealer. Color match is perfect. I dont use the brush in the bottle, I use a match riped out of a match book (don,t use the match end!) It works great.
#5
"Touch-up" is a difficult and dangerous process. I have the Paint Scratch product and have tried several times to "fix" my chips and have had to wipe it off quickely, every time, because the "fix" looked much worse than the original chips.
#6
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From: West Virginia
2001 E320 RWD - Brilliant Silver/Ash: 100,000+
OEM touch-up paint
Originally Posted by crhait
My 2 cents...
paid 15.96 + tax for total of $17.28 for oem touch-up (ridiculous. think I got stroked) from local MB dealer. Color match is perfect. I dont use the brush in the bottle, I use a match riped out of a match book (don,t use the match end!) It works great.
paid 15.96 + tax for total of $17.28 for oem touch-up (ridiculous. think I got stroked) from local MB dealer. Color match is perfect. I dont use the brush in the bottle, I use a match riped out of a match book (don,t use the match end!) It works great.
p.s. Traded the car before I ever used it, and I gave it to the salesman so he could give it the new owner.
#7
Originally Posted by bViC
anyone know of a good touch up paint place to order from, i have like 2 tiny chips, looks to be to bare metal. thanks
why not try the service dept of the actual manufacturer of which i assume is merc ?
I normally apply a blob over the chip, let it sit over the edges pretty well. Let it sit till the next day then wetsand, polish with a medium/light compound et voila, can't tell any chips even exisited.
hope that helps