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Brush Preferred Kit

Brush Preferred Kit
Before you start
Things to Know Before You StartMaterials
Steps
1. Prepare the Surface2. Apply Primer3. Apply Colorcoat4. Apply Clearcoat

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Brush Preferred Kit

Learn how to fix a small car scratch step by step using the touch up brush, along with Primer, Colorcoat, Clearcoat, and the Wax & Grease Remover Wipe.

Things to Know Before You Start

  • Test your paint color (opens in new tab) with a test card

Materials

Touch Up Brush Primer
Primer
Wax & Grease Remover Wipe
Waxing grease remover
Touch Up Brush Clearcoat
Clearcoat
Touch Up Brush Colorcoat
Colorcoat

1. Prepare the Surface

  • Wash the car thoroughly to remove dirt and debris.
  • Use the Wax & Grease Remover Wipe to clean any leftover contaminants.
  • Wipe in a single direction for best results.

2. Apply Primer

  • Apply the first coat of primer, keeping it within the scratch.
  • Let it dry, then apply a second coat.
  • Allow the primer to dry for about 30 minutes before proceeding.

3. Apply Colorcoat

  • Apply the first coat of Colorcoat.
  • Waterborne paint may appear off at first — the true color will show as it dries.
  • Apply up to three coats, allowing about 15 minutes of drying time between each.
  • After the final coat, wait 30 minutes to ensure it’s fully dry.

4. Apply Clearcoat

  • Apply the first coat of Clearcoat.
  • Let it dry for 10–15 minutes.
  • Apply two additional coats, allowing each to dry between applications.
  • Let the final coat cure for 24–48 hours before washing or polishing.
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