Subject	Cool, good info to know. PaintScratch.com does a good
Posted by	WildBill on April 20, 2007 at 3:55 PM
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In Reply To	How to: Temporary chip repair/cover-up posted by spddracer on April 20, 2007 at 02:17 PM
Message	job of matching colors based on factory specs. Bought touch up paint for my cherokee to touch up marks made by ski/bicycle racks. Actually brighter/new paint against old, but I buffed down the color and it blended well. >
Follow Ups	How to: Temporary chip repair/cover-up - spddracer 14:17:16 04/20/07 Post this in Tech so it can be VTF'd (n/m) - Dave N 14:19:49 04/20/07 I figure "they" will move it ;) (n/m) - spddracer 14:21:29 04/20/07 I'm sure "they" have much better things to be doing. - Dave N 14:23:50 04/20/07 can post in both - jzx 14:37:54 04/20/07 Now that's good information - ZXRider(SoCal) 14:22:04 04/20/07 Example of commercially available solvent type wax? (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 14:25:15 04/20/07 Wax shop super glaze is one example. - spddracer 14:42:38 04/20/07 Great post! - CatnipZ 14:27:39 04/20/07 Those sideway marks might be - ZiNnYc 14:36:18 04/20/07 Definitely an improvement - thanks for the info! - TT XTZ 14:52:21 04/20/07 Nice work Joe! Move and VTF. (n/m) - OrlandoTT 15:09:34 04/20/07 Cool, good info to know. PaintScratch.com does a good - WildBill 15:55:35 04/20/07 Sweet. (n/m) - dusthis 17:50:17 04/20/07
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