Going to do a full wax on my older car, the 06, as a prelude to doing my newer car. Last evening, I touched up a lot of chips with paint and a toothpick, and while it looks fairly good, can see it is not a great solution. It is an old car, well taken car of, and so not expecting show car results. That said, the paint is generally in excellent condition considering its age. Once I clay, polish and wax, I know there will be white wax residue from UPW clinging in or about the chip repairs, and being that the car is black, will probably look worse than if I had just left the chips. Remember, this is my older car, and 06, daily driver, so I am not expecting perfection, but dry white wax residue does not add to the appearance of a black car.
I seem to recall the Meguiar's Black Wax is actually black, and would probably then dry black in the pock marks. could that be a solution? I believe Turtle Wax (or someone) has a black wax for just this purpose, filling in pinholes/chips with black wax. Maybe some other wax maker?
I don't want to get into wet sanding, or Dr. Paint chip, or anything serious.
Anyway, just wondering if anyone has a simple solution. Thanks.
I seem to recall the Meguiar's Black Wax is actually black, and would probably then dry black in the pock marks. could that be a solution? I believe Turtle Wax (or someone) has a black wax for just this purpose, filling in pinholes/chips with black wax. Maybe some other wax maker?
I don't want to get into wet sanding, or Dr. Paint chip, or anything serious.
Anyway, just wondering if anyone has a simple solution. Thanks.
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