Here's what our customers are saying about our Touch Up Paint:
Rich, owner of a 2006 Chrysler Town & Country from Rock Island, IL
I took my car to a body shop and he said the door would have to be replaced and saw the rust on the under panel on the other side and did not want the job. I didn't think it was that big a deal and did not want the rust to continue. I knocked off the rust as best I could and used Bondo to patch (again as best I could) but the real pleasing part of the project was applying the automotive touchup paint. The match was unbelievable. It looked like a new car. My body work wasn't the greatest, but the paint hid all those sins. I bought some more time with the car for under $100 for the whole project. I will certainly use this product again if the opportunity comes up. I was very pleased with the product, the delivery and the price.
Eric Z, owner of a 2007 Chrysler Pacifica from Cologne, MN
POSITVE: The Black Brilliant Pearl was a perfect match for my repaired fender panel.
NEGATIVE: On ordering online, I gave my number and realized when I hit the "order" button that I had not indicated that my card was AMEX instead of the VISA button. Yikes. I looked in my email and did not find a "confirmation" note. I had to wait till morning to call. To clarify my order and determine its status: Accepted? On Hold? Rejected? I emailed at least twice to inform the company that I had screwed up and to go ahead with the order.
POSITIVE: When I called the next morning, the distinct Louisiana voice assured me I had reached the factory; patiently, Magus assured me that the order was received; turns out that the numbers reveal if it is AMEX or VISA. He apologized that the auto-confirmation email had not gone out.
NEGATIVE: I was not going to get any break in price for "pain and suffering" in this midnight crisis of my own making. (Heck, it was worth a shot.
POSITIVE: Magus assured me that it would take a couple days to process the paints. The paints are mixed upon order, so they are fresh and ready to go. It was about a whole week's wait--but it was worth it.
MY STORY BEGAN when I crunched my Pacifica fender when I turned into a wooden post, leaving a big dent just north of my wheel well. Ouch! It looked unfixable--and if I didn't know how cheap fenders were, I would have ordered one online rather than trying to salvage this part.
When I took the fender off, I gently pushed
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