Chips and scratches look scary. Fixing them isn't.
From finding your code to an invisible repair, here is the whole process, start to finish.
Three steps to a clean repair
Find your color code
On the factory paint plate: door jamb, under the hood or in the trunk.
We mix it to order
Your bottle is mixed for your exact factory code when you order.
Dab, dry, seal
Thin layers with a fine applicator brush, then clear coat after 24 hours.
Everything you need for an invisible repair
Each order is mixed for your exact color code and ships ready to apply. No mixing, no guessing.
- 01 Paint mixed to your code 30 ml, matched to your factory color code and mixed when you order.
- 02 Correct clear Clear coat that seals the repair and restores the factory gloss.
- 03 Finishing paste Levels the repaired spot so it blends with the paint around it.
- 04 Protective wax Adds shine and protects the finished repair.
- 05 Precision applicators Fine brushes for small chips and thin scratches.
- 06 Foam polishing block Keeps the pressure even while you level the repair with the paste.
- 07 Microfiber and lint-free cloths For cleaning before you start and polishing at the end.
- 08 Nitrile gloves A pair to keep paint and paste off your hands.
Screens cannot show metallic and pearl paint accurately. Swatches are a guide; matching is always done by your vehicle's color code.
Where do I find my color code?
On a small factory plate or sticker, usually in the driver's door jamb. Some brands put it under the hood, in the trunk or in the service book. The code is short, often 2 to 6 characters like 040 or NH-731P.
Will the color match my car exactly?
Your paint is mixed to the original factory formula for your color code, so it matches what your car left the factory with.
Why does the swatch on screen look different?
Screens cannot reproduce metallic and pearl paint. Swatches are a guide only; matching is always done by your color code.
Do I need clear coat?
Yes. Clear coat is required for a correct finish, and it is included in every kit.
How long does a repair take?
About 15 minutes of work. Let each thin layer dry 10 to 15 minutes, then seal with clear coat after 24 hours.
Can't find your color code?
Send us a photo of the paint plate, or your brand, model and year. We identify the code before you order.