stone

Hi all, I've got some stone chips that have gone down to bare metal on my roof :eek: No idea how they got on the roof but they did. I'm all ready to touch them in this weekend - primer, paint, laquer etc - but how should prep the chip area? The bare metal has gone rusty at the bottom of...

hi everyone, i had my car polished this week, and after the polish it has revealed loads of stone chips on the wheel arches and bonnet. they weren`t visible before the polish, it seems that polish has brought them all out. can anyone tell me how i can touch them up, and what i should use. thanks

Hey guys. What's the best way of going about doing this? I tried T-Cut, but didn't do anything to cover up the light scratches and chips on the bonnet. Any recommendations? The colour of the car is brilliant silver, if that helps!

What is the best laquer for touching up chips that only damage the top coat, car is silver, or are they best just left?

HI Guys Given the various discussions on the board about stone chips , I thought you might find a few pointers about paint protection film in general, the process and its benefits and limitations, helpful when making your decisions about whether to do this or not on your vehicle. I have...

Hi this is my first post here and have a simple question.. 1 of probably hundreds by the end of April. I've bought my first Mercedes C220 Avantegarde CDI SE (slight seconds) and noticed a couple of chips round the lights in the side wings. Just curious that with the paint chip off about 3mm...

I have noticed a lot of tiny stone chips on the bonnet. They are very small and too small for touchup sticks. I have metallic green so they show up quite badly. Anybody has any good tips on touching these up? Thanks David.

Hi, My front spolier has plenty of small stone chips due to motorway miles from the previous owner. As my car is green/black they stand out. Is there any good product that I could use to cover them? I've heard about color magic but don't know if it's any good. thanks Amo 1998 s280...

Anyone got any tips for applying touch-up paint and clear coat to small stone chips? Previously I've used the brush and made a right **** of it :(