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  • Deep Scratches, chips, egged touch up...

    So I saw something interesting as I was getting my 3M clear bra installed last weekend. The installer (friend of mine) took a red Crayola crayon to fill in 2 little chips since I didn't have any touch up paint. to my surprise it matched very well and did an excellent job of filling it in. Now I know there is not a color for every car but with 100+ colors of crayons I would think people can find something close. Since it is a wax I would think it would protect the scratch or chip from rusting.

    Has anyone ever tried this? Seems like a cheap and possible solution for people that don't want to have the panel repainted.

    I'm guessing you would go over a scratch perpedicular with a few coats and then maybe follow up with a clay bar to remove it from the area around the scratch?

    What do you guys think?
    Rasky's Auto Detailing

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    Re: Deep Scratches, chips, egged touch up...

    I dunno, I think you would be better off to go get a pint of paint mixed up.
    If its fast, loud, and runs on a flammable liquid...count me in.

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      Re: Deep Scratches, chips, egged touch up...

      Sounds interesting. My thinking its more of a temporary thing to you can get the matching paint. We all have been known to get anal about our cars. lol
      quality creates its own demand

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      • #4
        Re: Deep Scratches, chips, egged touch up...

        I like it! Not that bad of an idea. Until I perfect the art of touch up paint I just might pick up a box of crayons. My touch up never turns out as good as I want but I am getting better.
        Scott

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