Paint Chip
#1
Driver School Candidate
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Paint Chip
Morning Gents,
I wake up, pull my car out the garage, low and behold there is a nice paint chip on the trunk lid. Mind you is a small chip, about the size of your pinky nail but it's noticeable to me . I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on how to get this fixed or could redirect me to a thread where others had done similar things in the past.
Located in the great north - Canada.
Thanks!
I wake up, pull my car out the garage, low and behold there is a nice paint chip on the trunk lid. Mind you is a small chip, about the size of your pinky nail but it's noticeable to me . I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on how to get this fixed or could redirect me to a thread where others had done similar things in the past.
Located in the great north - Canada.
Thanks!
#2
Driver School Candidate
Morning Gents,
I wake up, pull my car out the garage, low and behold there is a nice paint chip on the trunk lid. Mind you is a small chip, about the size of your pinky nail but it's noticeable to me . I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on how to get this fixed or could redirect me to a thread where others had done similar things in the past.
Located in the great north - Canada.
Thanks!
I wake up, pull my car out the garage, low and behold there is a nice paint chip on the trunk lid. Mind you is a small chip, about the size of your pinky nail but it's noticeable to me . I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on how to get this fixed or could redirect me to a thread where others had done similar things in the past.
Located in the great north - Canada.
Thanks!
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dilanp13 (01-11-17)
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#4
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If you look on their website it shows you where to look on your vehicle to find the exact color code. Also, yesterday I was able to do a google search for "Lexus Atomic Silver Color Code" and it returned a web page that had it.
#6
Pit Crew
+1 for Dr Colorchip. If the chip is 'large' I've been successful filling/painting the chip with a small brush and using their paint, with several coats. (If its is a smaller chip, then their method works fine).
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dilanp13 (01-11-17)
#7
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It's odd that they label it asWhite Nova GF Pearl Tricoat even though the color is ultra white.
Should be fine though.
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