Touching Up Paint Chips

BroncoFred
Feb 18, 2023

Rank V

Feb 18, 2023

Anyone here use touch-up paint on a paint chip yet? I had a little chip on the nose of the front end. It was small but stood out like a sore thumb (to me, but apparently not my wife) because it was white against the Velocity Blue. I touched it up and it's better, because it's not white, but still noticeable. Probably only to me because I know it's there!. I have a couple more on the side, but wanted to ask if there is a trick to touching up and making it blend in a little better?

I think I'm going to have to get to a point where I don't worry about paint chips because the paint chips easily!
2023 Bronco,Black Diamond 🏴‍☠️ Velocity Blue 🟦, 4Door, SAS, MIC, Mid, 2.7m, Orig Order: 9/10/21 Blend Date: 11/30/22. Built: 12/02, Shipped 12/4, Arrived at dealer on 12/23, Took possession on 12/30/22!!! 476 Days after ordering.
Goodyear, AZ 🌵🔆
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@MyDogsBronco

Feb 18, 2023

#1
Use a single bristle off a paint brush vs anything off your touch up applicator, less is more
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Ordered: April 28, 2021; Vin received: 10/1; Bronco Off Rodeo: New Hampshire 10/6; Production Date: 12/9; Delivered 2/1

Rank V

Feb 18, 2023

#2
Use a single bristle off a paint brush vs anything off your touch up applicator, less is more
Thanks...yeah when I use the pin on the applicator it dumped way too much paint on it. I had to quickly dab it up. Thanks for the tip.
2023 Bronco,Black Diamond 🏴‍☠️ Velocity Blue 🟦, 4Door, SAS, MIC, Mid, 2.7m, Orig Order: 9/10/21 Blend Date: 11/30/22. Built: 12/02, Shipped 12/4, Arrived at dealer on 12/23, Took possession on 12/30/22!!! 476 Days after ordering.
Goodyear, AZ 🌵🔆

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