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Source Recommendations please for touch up... paint I need touch up paint for a few small chips on front of my 2019 GS Long Beach Red thank you in advance for your help.
DR. COLOR CHIP for sure. Exact color match, goes on easy, quick. Here is my C3 CE after a 3,000 mile trip, and me fixing about 20 little dings in the front fascia, headlight doors and fenders. Watch a couple vids on youtube, they explain and demonstrate really well. Good Luck!
Last edited by GRAND SPORT GUY; Aug 26, 2021 at 03:03 PM.
DR. COLOR CHIP for sure. Exact color match, goes on easy, quick. Here is my C3 CE after a 3,000 mile trip, and me fixing about 20 little dings in the front fascia, headlight doors and fenders. Watch a couple vids on youtube, they explain and demonstrate really well. Good Luck!
I've used Dr Color Chip on my '17 Laguna Beach Red Metallic paint. Take your time and it will work great. Very
Against popular opinion here I'm not a fan of Dr Color Chip.
The most basic and important feature of a touch up paint IMO is that it matches the color it's created to match. If the paint doesn't match, it's going to look bad regardless of the company's super-duper application gimmick.
I purchased a small 1/2 oz bottle of Toyota Silver Sky Metallic from Dr Color Chip for my new at the time Tacoma for $35 and it was not even close to a match. I ended up using my GM Blade Silver touch up as it matched much closer then the Dr Color Chip.
No more Dr Color Chip for me.
The problem with Dr Colorchip is you MUST use their paint. With the Langka system you can use any touchup paint. If you're looking for just paint, try AutomotiveTouchup.com. High quality paint, perfect match, available in all format types. All brands and more reasonable than GM touchup.
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