New Orleans Blue Touch Up Paint

[ryanM]

Does anyone use/have used touch up paints?

I haven't looked to see if there are any available, but I assume they're available from the dealer.

What I want to know is if they're a good match and they're easy to use.

Only plan to use on some stone chips and then machine polish to blend in.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Ryan.

 

[Andy Monty]

yes they are a good match take it you have a grande punto?


if so the colour code is on the underside of the bonnet on a silver sticker

 

[fingers99]

They're better than nowt. FROST sell a tool that will level up the inevitable overbuild of paint before you attack it with polish.

 

[ryanM]

I've got a 100hp Panda, and having done 40k motorway miles in the last year, the front end has plenty of stone chips.

Now that the car is only doing about 100 miles/week, I'm going to invest some time in smartening it up.

I've found that paints4u.com do a kit consisting of; paint, lacquer and some applicators (like cotton buds with a more pointy end) for £10. They claim to match the paint colour, so might give them a go.

I'll be sparing with the paint, it's just to help disguise them after machining - the machining should cover them up well on it's own really.

Any ideas on the price of the Fiat kit an if it comes with a lacquer?

 

[Andy Monty]

yes the fiat kits comes with clear coat

they retail for abotu £10 from the dealer check our traders section and message chris@souls for a price