Pen Essential Kit

This guide provides step-by-step instructions to touch up small stone chips using a touch up pen Colorcoat and Clearcoat.

Okay. In this case, we've got probably 25... 30 very small stone chips of some sort.

There there's very small knicks .We've already used the racks in grease remover on it to clean them up. Just going to take the Touch Up Pen side of the combo applicator and touch all these up. Not going to go too crazy on this one, because they're very small, no need for primer.

Some of them may even cover in one, one coat. If they do, we'll just put the clear over it.Okay gonna give that 10- 15 minutes to dry, and then we'll assess and see if it needs another coat. For this job, this is going to be the last coat because we don't want to get too much paint on here.

Then it'll, it'll get lumpy. We're going to let this dry and then we'll do the clear coat. Okay.

We have good coverage with the color. Now we're going to apply a coat of clear We'll let that dry. See if it needs another coat.

Okay. Final coat of clear being applied. Just let that dry then in 24 hours or so you can polish or wax it.

Prepare the Surface

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  • Assess the damage.
  • Clean the area with soap and water.
  • Dry thoroughly using a microfiber cloth.

Apply Colorcoat

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  • Dab the Colorcoat onto small nicks using the pen tip.
  • Apply up to three coats, letting each dry for about 15 minutes.
  • Wait 30 minutes after the final coat to ensure it’s fully dry.

Apply Clearcoat

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  • Ensure the Colorcoat provides full coverage.
  • Apply 2–3 coats of Clearcoat, allowing 15 minutes of drying time between each.
  • Let the final coat cure for 24–48 hours before washing or polishing.

Materials Used

  • Colorcoat
  • Clearcoat

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