Anyone tried Dr.Colorchip???
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i'm thinking about just getting the road rash kit... i have a bunch of chips in the front bumper, hood, and a few on the fenders. W/e I don't use I will save.
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i'm thinking about just getting the road rash kit... i have a bunch of chips in the front bumper, hood, and a few on the fenders. W/e I don't use I will save.
thanks guys... i will purchase the road rash kit also, when i bought my car used as a CPO i noticed some chips were fixed and filled in but after many miles and washing, and waxing the filler is no longer there... i hope this kit works well ofcourse i don't expect it to look as good as a new paint job but as long as i can't see them from a few feet away i'm happy. i won't put a clear bra on the front end anyways so i think this is the best route to go.
i can't wait to use it and make that black paint esp the front end and bumper nice again... i just hate how the wax just filled the damn chips in and makes the car look like someone open fire with a shotgun on my front end... and the black wax just doesnt hold up after a few washes i will take before and after pics Trending Topics
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i'm thinking about just getting the road rash kit... i have a bunch of chips in the front bumper, hood, and a few on the fenders. W/e I don't use I will save.
Ordered 3 colors, flint grey, diamond white and VW golf R candy white.
Diamond white is not the best match (but still good) as it is a tri color but the other 2 are excellent.
Tried it on all the cars and I reasonably happy with the result. It will never fill the dents but it definitely takes away the glaring white undercoat especially with the flint grey or dark color paint work.
I am especially please with the result with flint grey color. Some deeper dents I had to do the repair 2 to 3 times. Depending on the angle you are looking at, I sometimes had to look hard to find where the dents were after the repair.
Below are before and sfter shots. Remember these shots are taken with 100mm macro lens so you are looking at very very close range. From say 2-3 feet away you have to look hard to find it. Real life result looks better than the photo.
Please note, nothing beats total respray. This method is a great compromise and more important it is so easy to use.
Perry
Before repair

After fisrt attempt

After second attempt

Looking from different angle further away




Last edited by wawy; Feb 19, 2012 at 12:40 PM.



