Touch up paint application.
#3
Re: Touch up paint application.
The Toyota paints now let you choose between brush and pen method. I use the pen, as it's like the toothpick method that kris mentioned. If your only choice of applicator with the paint you buy is a brush, use a toothpick instead of the brush.
I've had good results with the pen applicator on a Toyota OEM tube of paint.
I've had good results with the pen applicator on a Toyota OEM tube of paint.
#4
Re: Touch up paint application.
I tried the touch-up pen from PaintScratch.com, and went back to the toothpick method just like Kris.
#5
Re: Touch up paint application.
The toothpick method will give you the best results because
you can get a much smaller portion of paint applied directly to the
problem area and with much finer control. This is regardless of how
the paint is purchased from Toyota. I have applied just enough to have a slightly raised bubble of paint. When it dries it will be very close to the
original paint depth. A deeper gouge might require more than one application. Good luck.
you can get a much smaller portion of paint applied directly to the
problem area and with much finer control. This is regardless of how
the paint is purchased from Toyota. I have applied just enough to have a slightly raised bubble of paint. When it dries it will be very close to the
original paint depth. A deeper gouge might require more than one application. Good luck.
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