How to Properly Repair a Rock Chip in Your Vehicle's Paint

Have a nasty stone chip in your car's beautiful paint? Here's how to properly repair it so you no longer have to stare at it when you walk up to your car! This is not a gimmick unlike other videos out there, this actually works and will last a very long time!

I hope this helps some of you!

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Here's a list of some of the products that I used in the video along with their links on Amazon.

Dupli-Color Exact-Match Scratch Fix All-in-1 Touch-Up Paint - 0.5 oz.

3M 05954 Super Duty Rubbing Compound, 1 qt

3D Speed All In One Polish/Wax - 16 oz.

DEWALT Buffer/Polisher, Variable Speed, Soft Start, 7-Inch/9-Inch (DWP849X)

3M 7000000484 Foam Polishing Pad - 8", 2000 Max RPM

3M 05753 Perfect-It Wool Compounding Pad Double-Sided 9 Inches

Dura-Gold - Premium - Wet or Dry - 2000 Grit

Dura-Gold Premium - Wet or Dry - 3000 Grit

Thanks for Watching!

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[pleaseletitgo]

This guy knows how to make a video! Straight to the point with no extra rambling.🎉

[shashankmore]

Really liked how he used diy tools and nothing fancy so that common people can also do the repair without spending a ton on various tools.

[MrDochorrible]

I swear this is the only video on YouTube that has done this correctly. Great vid.

[nadameify]

I placed a strip of clear “scotch” tape with a hole over the rock chip to minimize the collateral damage from sanding. I liked your video. Well done.

[LowKeyEasy]

Once you drew the picture I knew I was in the right place. Thank you

[marcellemay]

I see all the comments about, "this won't work with metallic paint". The key with metallics is to use as little color as possible just enough for coverage but not enough to build above the surface, so that you don't actually sand the color...it sits below the surface. Then build up your clear for sanding. Sure, the repaired area might be a little more noticeable than with a solid color, but it'll be a heck of a lot better than looking at a rusty area. Patience is the key. If you got a hood full of rock chips then you're probably better off repainting the hood but I think this method would work well for 10 chips or less. This is definitely the best paint chip video on YouTube.

[timberwolfdtproductions]

I feel like this taught me everything I need to know to fix a few chips in my vehicle’s paint without spending a ton of money. I can’t wait to get started! I’ll probably get carried away and polish the whole car….
Edit: I’m reading lots of comments from people who clearly know more about bodywork than I do, raving about what a great video this is. I’m so glad I came to the right place first.

[BradOttino]

had a chip/ding on brand new car. Nervous they'd have to repaint whole door but man i cant even see your chip anymore. I must just be imagining the situation is more dire. Thanks for helping with my anxiety.

[jdresh]

Great job on the thorough description, camera angles and the steps to complete this. 1st video I’ve seen on YouTube that is ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Nice work man.

[Fakeforsure]

Thanks for your demonstration! You are definitely keeping everything simple and practical.

[djc]

Old school paper matches are also great for applying paint to small areas

[yourpalcraig]

I like how he explained this in 5 minutes.. I’ve seen videos that explain it in 17-22 and I forget what they’re even talking about..

[PoundedYams]

Best video I’ve seen. Very simple and straightforward

[rhettlyerly]

This requires a bit of effort but is the most professional chip repair tutorial. Strong work!

[gray]

This is great, I’ve been struggling with a Chipfix kit trying to get good results to no avail. This method seems more reliable.

[Joseph_Brown]

Awesome video man!!! I have a rusty rock chip and now I feel like I can handle the job correctly 🙌👌

[tgivsde]

Been looking at all the videos hands down best one I’ve seen. No BS straight to the point. Thank you again!

[Faded]

This is a great video. I have never even attempted to do this before, but I feel confident after watching. Thank you!

[terrymcchesney]

I was looking for a video to send to my daughter, and like the comment below, FINALLY found someone who did it right - old school! great job! I grew up using a paper match to apply a very small amount of paint with, works great....you used the wood pieces, very similar

[matteopingani]

Only video i have seen with a very good result