I know that there have been discussions and links to touch-up and have read them in the past. However, I still have a specific question about vertical surfaces.
Recently, I had the fortune of having someone let their door swing into the driver's side rear quarter panel. It happened to hit right on the fuel door. There is a minor scuff of white paint on the door itself. However, on the top and bottom of the body panel, right on the corner where the fuel door meets the body panel, there are nice chips in the paint. I was wondering if there are any specific techniques to use to touching this up. I have read about thinning the touch-up paint and using a toothpick. It seems like there would be a problem of the paint running.
Thanks in advance for the help,
Jeff
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Jeff
'01 SS EX
Cassette, Rosen Video System, Fog Lights, Splash Guards
Full Nose Mask, Donnelly ECT Mirror
See photos at:
http://www.fototime.com/inv/B5EC5C7BC6CFA07
Recently, I had the fortune of having someone let their door swing into the driver's side rear quarter panel. It happened to hit right on the fuel door. There is a minor scuff of white paint on the door itself. However, on the top and bottom of the body panel, right on the corner where the fuel door meets the body panel, there are nice chips in the paint. I was wondering if there are any specific techniques to use to touching this up. I have read about thinning the touch-up paint and using a toothpick. It seems like there would be a problem of the paint running.
Thanks in advance for the help,
Jeff
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Jeff
'01 SS EX
Cassette, Rosen Video System, Fog Lights, Splash Guards
Full Nose Mask, Donnelly ECT Mirror
See photos at:
http://www.fototime.com/inv/B5EC5C7BC6CFA07