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Professional paint touch-up around Dublin

share_bear · 2019-05-11 18:04:58

Hi, Grateful if anyone can recommend, from personal experience, any business around dublin that is very skilled in the art of touching up rock chips into basecoat and clearcoat scratches, also will need clear polished. This could be brush, or using something like the Loew Cornell Fine Line Painting Pen to fill the chip…

11-05-2019 6:04pm

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Hi,

Grateful if anyone can recommend, from personal experience, any business around dublin that is very skilled in the art of touching up rock chips into basecoat and clearcoat scratches, also will need clear polished.

This could be brush, or using something like the Loew Cornell Fine Line Painting Pen to fill the chip with controlled capilliary action, or any method really.

I know there will be an onsluaght of responses that it won't be as good as a respray and look at something like chipex - but in other countries it seems commonplace to achieve results close to a spray quality with clear mixed in to the upper layers rather than as a seperate layer. That Loew Cornell pen thing is amazing.

Thanks

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