Here's what our customers are saying about our Touch Up Paint:
Tony G, owner of a 2016 Honda Accord from Knoxville, TN
Have used Automotive Touch Up products before on all three of my cars to touch-up minor road dings and chips. Curbed the lower portion of my front quarter panel...not a road ding by any measure. I have no prior experience fixing damage this extensive, but figured I had nothing to lose by trying to do it myself vs bringing my car to a body shop.
For about $70 I ordered arsenal spray paint (my car required a tri-coat paint combination), clear coat and a spray can trigger to take care of the issue. Did some pre-painting sanding to feather out the damage based on the on-line research I did. This really helped prepare the area before painting. Then masked off the portion of my car to be painted and proceeded to apply multiple light coats of basecoat and midcoat paint before applying the clearcoat. Waited 24 hours before using 2000 grit sandpaper to lightly wet sand the finish and then used a clear coat rubbing compound. The area I painted was remarkably smooth and I couldn't see ANY difference in the area I painted vs the rest of my car!!
Bottom line, the quality of the Automotive Touch Up products allowed a novice like me to save a few hundred dollars.....I'm a customer for life!
That Guy in the Desert, owner of a 2016 Honda Accord from Scottsdale, AZ
Everyone is talking about how great the color match is. And I agree - the color matching is impeccable. I ordered the .5 oz brush-in-bottle product for two different cars. But what I'm truly impressed with is that the consistency of the paint is perfect for filling in deeper dings and scratches, if you're willing to be patient and apply a few coats. But your normal gravel ding on the hood or smaller door dings are easily covered up in a single touch. And don't skip the clear coat. Seriously. If your're not going to clear coat your touch up, don't even bother. Oh, the clear coat brush-in-bottle is easy to work with, too. But don't apply in the sun or on hot surfaces. It'll get sticky and will show brush marks. Pull the car into the garage and make sure the surface is below 90 degrees. Really impressive automotive paint products!
John G, owner of a 2016 Honda Pilot from Forest Hill, MD
Great color match fast shipping. Only problem was I pushed a bit to hard on the clearcoat and some ran down that I didn't see til later. Trying to get it off the paint not quite sure what to use. [ATU Note: Acetone and a soft cloth will remove touch up paint from an OEM finish without damaging it.]
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