Touch Up Paint for Cars,2-In-1 Automotive Touch up Paint, Car Paint Scratch Repair,Color Accurate Quick Fix and Convenient Operation with Varnish Coating Pen（Blue）

I am a mobile detailer and I have used this once, decent product, in my case it worked really well. I was touching up the rim on a Range Rover Sport for a client, it was supposed to be temporary until I could get paint with the proper color-match for his rims. However, with some decent prep-work and using this pen, the result came out so good that when I was about to show the client where I fixed the damage, we couldn't find it :) it was like it was never there, I take some credit for that of course, any job is only as good as your prep work, but the color matched so good not being the correct color-code that the client accepted the touch-up job with this pen as the permanent fix. This was done now about six months ago, and I do weekly maintenance washes on this car and it still doesn't show where we fixed it so the paint seem to hold up good. Definitely worth it for some light touch-ups. If you need to actually paint on the paint, I would suggest buying small precision brushes from an art store, the brushes that comes with any of these type kits or what not are usually pretty cheap or is not the proper size or softness you need, which can vary depending on the task, and the bristles will eventually go in all kinds of directions making it difficult to make a nice and discreet touch-up job. Overall, for what I needed it for this time it did the job perfectly.

I got a rock chip on the back roof of my truck. It’s started to develop rust, so I found this cover up paint on Amazon. I like the fact that it has a brush as well as the pen blotter 2-in-1 tube. The actual paint itself feels like white out; kind of thin compared to other cover up paint that I’ve used before. This paint also dries up very quickly after application. I sand down the rust and applied 2 coats and covered up the chip. I didn’t go all professional on this cover up because it’s in a location that’s not noticeable, but I didn’t want the rust to expand either. All in all, I think the paint is decent. I will apply a few more coats in the next week or so to ensure it doesn’t rub off. Also, the paint is pure white so it’s not going to be 1:1 on your oxidized paint. I’m considering getting the varnish or clear coat to ensure the paint will last.

I pulled the cap off as directed & ended up with more of the paint on me than was left in the bottle because the pen tip was dislodged. Then, I realized the shade/tone was way different than I expected based on the pictures. Now, I have paint all over me & my floor & can’t even return it because I didn’t use it until I was past my return window, which is my fault, but it makes everything that much worse. I’ll order from Express Paint or Scratches Happen next time, like I should have to begin with.

Paint quality good

OK but wasn't quite the right color of white despite matching to car specs. Actually made the paint chip more obvious cosmetically. Didn't really work for me.

I've gotten a few scratches here and there over the years and a nasty little ding on my hood. This was super easy to apply and while the color isn't a perfect match, it's pretty close. At the time I'm writing this review the color hasn't faded or chipped off. Paint quality seems good as far as my non-expertise eye can tell. Attached pics of a few of the repairs I've done.

The color matched the description., pleased with the quality of the paint!!!

This pen is very difficult to use - it basically has to be placed into the scratch and apply pressure to get the paint to come out. I feel like I am just digging a deeper scratch into the original paint. It just doesn't feel right to push a piece of metal into a scratched surface, even if this paint is supposed to cover up the initial scratch. And if the scratch is not as big as the applicator tip it will not stay aligned with the scratch - if it does stay aligned then it is probably making the initial scratch bigger. I am just not sure how this is supposed to work. Maybe I need to find a different way to apply this product and it will be better, BUT the cap does not stay on very well and it will probably dry up or leak out before I can find a better way. I have yet to find a PRO but there are 2 big CONS - 1) The applicator is poorly designed and requires too much pressure to release the paint. 2) The cap does not stay on so It can leak out or it will dry up before I can make it useful. (I put this in my backpack and then found it separated from the cap which could have been a real disaster if it got turned upside down). So far I am not a fan...