Dr. Colorchip
8/18/12, 05:10 PM
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Dr. Colorchip
My 2011 Kona GT has serious road rash and chips. Here are some pics of the first few chips repaired. The area is illuminated with shop lights so it shows every mark. The repair looks very good and under normal light and it is hardly noticeable up close. Can't see it from 3 feet away.
For $60 for the kit vs a $1000 repaint of the nose of the car; it's a good deal.
damage
Paint and smudge
Excess paint wiped off
For $60 for the kit vs a $1000 repaint of the nose of the car; it's a good deal.
damage
Paint and smudge
Excess paint wiped off
8/18/12, 09:42 PM
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8/18/12, 10:02 PM
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I just finished doing all the damage and am very impressed.
Going to let it cure for a few days and then put some Black Fire Wet Diamond sealant back on the car.
Had to strip off all wax and sealant before doing the repair.
Going to let it cure for a few days and then put some Black Fire Wet Diamond sealant back on the car.
Had to strip off all wax and sealant before doing the repair.
8/19/12, 12:44 AM
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Gonna try this. I have a couple chips that are driving me nuts. Hope it works for me. Can somebody post some pics of their repair? Before and after.
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8/19/12, 10:44 AM
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I also found another kit that comes with a filler as well as the paint to correct the chip. http://scratchwizard.net/. Anyone try this kit?
4/29/13, 08:40 PM
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It all came from one incident.
https://themustangsource.com/f726/du...uckage-507904/
LoL on the way the url was shortened.
https://themustangsource.com/f726/du...uckage-507904/
LoL on the way the url was shortened.
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4/30/13, 10:54 AM
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Great thread. Thanks for the link and the laughs.
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Banjostang, thanks for posting, this looks like a great product. I'd like to get everyone's opinion on a scrape I found on my Stang this morning. I was thinking this product would do the trick. There is no dent, just a deep scratch to the metal about 3/4" long...