Tiny chip in car. Wat to do?

[Aidan]

Hi guys,

 

I got this tiny chip (like a speck of sand) in my paintwork. Any idea how to patch or remove it?

 

It's not a scratch, can scratch remover work?

[Hihi]

i too had a tiny chip on my bonnet. so during my 1000km servicing, i asked my SA if he could help. and voila, he touched up for me with the original paint

[Toalson]

U r so fortunate.

 

Btw any1 knows how to use the turtlewax color cure? Doesnt seemed to be able to get the chalk stick to stick onto the chipped portion. Or did I get the wrong product?? If so wat product can I DIY?? Or I really need to respary?

 

Tks!

[Sash7]

bro..think u need to apply coat by coat onto the chips part.. untill is even with the rest of the paint... buff away excess.. i apply it to my bumper b4.. after i apply the bumper look better but if near distance u still can c sort of like a stain on the paint... but imo looks better than white chip off.. hope some other detailing guru can help... b.t.w i dunno if polishing will remove the chalk stick if u decide to after some time,?? , if it does.. then have to apply again after polishing..

[Koren]

that chip stick damn hard to use rite.. everytime u buff off.. the wax comes off .. pek chek..

[Discoburg]

Respray it.

[Aidan]

Isn't it a bit overkill for a chip the size of a peck of sand? Anyone tried Turtle Wax Color Cure with ChipStick http://www.turtlewax.com/products/pages/colorcure1.htm

[Sash7]

bro... bro toalson, bro koren and me was talking abt it in our previous posting.. is not that easy to use in my imo.. but can try it cos not that ex... after use should be better than having a speck of white chip thr...

[Toalson]

Agree, worst off the color left by the chalk stick is too dark from my original.... Now its letf in my storeroom, not sure when I should try again.