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I used Shark Blue OE paint from Porsche and it was very good, but I can see that some colors work better than others. Also make sure to Shake very well.

Good to know. I just received the OE Shark Blue touch up from Suncoast and I'm about to try it on a small nick low down on the front bumper. Thanks

 

[Shifter]

Meant to ask: How did you apply it? Usually with the brush, you flood the spot.

 

[Shifter]

Meant to ask: How did you apply it? Usually with the brush, you flood the spot.

Sorry. Feeling my way around the site. The above question was meant for InigoMontoya

 

[Shifter]

Use a 3/0 spotter brush--a type of artist's brush. Should be available from any decent art supply store. Like so:

Artist's Loft® Roma Spotter Brush | Michaels

Perfect for painting miniatures, models, nail art and detailed tole painting, this spotter brush is perfect for fine detailing.

www.michaels.com

Don't dip the spotter brush in the bottle to load it. Instead, pick up paint from the brush supplied in the cap of the touch-up bottle.

You'll need lacquer thinner to clean the brush.

I'm going to try this. Thanks!

 

[Shifter]

Thin coats. first put a thin coat and let it dry about 30 minutes, then put 2nd coat. I used the brush but rubbed off most of the paint on the side of the paint dispenser.
On the 2nd or 3rd coat you can add a little more to hide the edges of the chip.

Yes, and I think by doing it this way, two or three thin coats, you can use the OE applicator brush. In the past, on other cars, I used too much paint on the brush. Thanks!