The BEST Paint Chip Touch Up Repair Guide

In this episode we dive into the world of spot repairing damage on your vehicle. Learn the basic steps of autobody repair that you can start applying in your own garage using just DIY Spray Cans. Once upon a time it was impossible to achieve these results in our own garage but now with modern technology, professional repairs at homes are done with complete ease! Watch to learn how!

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[AnthonySarino-fn]

I really like that you're straight up about not even doing this on a 5-6 year. Honesty that this isn't a perfect looking or permanent repair is really good to see.

[leesbassment]

One thing you might want to include when using those spray max 2K cans is that once you pop that internal canister, you’ve got about 36 hours before that can is a brick. I know you used the Eastwood version, but it’s the same thing. There’s a company called Car Rep that has a 2K clear with “infinite” shelf life. It uses the moisture in the air to cure.

[brandonthompson]

I want to thank you for all the videos you put out. Your detailed videos gave me the confidence to tackle my 95 mustang this winter. I had lots of little areas of scratches, chips and even where some A-hole keyed my fender. Your suggestions led to paint job I can live with.

[johnochicago]

I have a 2008 Honda Accord that I'm doing now but I have to wait for warmer weather. My garage isn't heated. Thank you for making this

[harrynazarian]

You are definitely a maestro sir, paint guns and rattle cans. Maestro. Perfecto!

[marquessuiter]

Just painted half of a bumper due to a fender bender. Your videos helped a ton! The bumper turned out great and all is happy

[matth.]

You helped me paint my fender and came out great! Glad you're doing more garage videos for us non pros! Please keep it up!

[kiessla]

truly, your videos are jewels and allow people to make small adjustments or some touch-ups. listen Mr, you have my gratitude for your videos and your sympathy.

[philtucker]

Hi Brian, that was so helpful, I really appreciate why blending the clearcoat is so important to a near invisible repair ! Blessings from the U.K. my friend! 🇬🇧

[AtaboyJeep]

Thanks! I really hope you can show us the stone chip repair technique on recent vehicule.

[_DanieI]

i have a 2008 bmw 328xi and the roof paint is cooked from arizona UV so i’m going to try this way to at least make it look better

[KingBaconMonger]

Outstanding video for my 2011 RAV4 with 190, 000 miles on it and a few chips that I can't stand. The chips are in areas that can't be isolated to one body panel - I want to fix one of the front pillars, not the whole roof that it's welded to. And most painting videos give advice to paint an entire section that *can* be isolated. Thanks for this video!

[mikeshaw]

It takes time but ive used a match an filled in the chip with paint and build it up then dab clear and wet sand

[chelsabailey]

Great video! Just bought a 2022 Chevy Malibu that had only 43, 000 miles on it. There are some chips in the paint on the bumper, which aren't horrible, but they bother me. What would you suggest that I do to get them removed since my car isn't that old?

[In_a_state]

Love the notes at the end! Is there any way we could get some counseling on repairs? For example I have some road rash on the side skirts and I'm not sure how to address that.

[barackmycat]

Excellent job and advice. I will try that on my Merc. Marquis. I have the same front chipping.

[pcakes]

Brian, what would you do for spot surface rust that's part of a larger area being painted? I live in Hawaii. If I don't cover the sanded metal area with primer right away the rust will come right back.It's a smaller spot and part of a larger area that's not ready for primer yet. Is there a special spray to just stop the rust & treat the area until I have a day, no wind or rain, to finish the rest of the job? This is with rattle cans. Mahalo Nui Loa

[brandon]

Wouldn't you want to use upol blend 9 on the edge of your new paint to old paint? I am just curious 🤔

[AricSway]

Awesome work as always Brian I'm so glad there are guys like you showing these simple repairs and explaining where they have a value and place in are industry as a mobile painter we get a lot of negative comments about are work methods alot of ppl just don't understand value comes in many forms some ppl value high quality top notch repairs and other ppl value fast convenient and affordable repairs even if there not the best. as there are lots of cars out there that need some work but it just doesn't make sense to spend a lot on them your videos are great at showing ppl there are alternatives that may be just what they need.

[dimitridam]

Totally true what you esplain..there are diferent ways..maybe there are..but it works for me and for you...awesome explain..the new painters laugh at me...but they will reminding of my and your works...