Sorry to post this here, but there wasn't a lot of search results for this subject. Someone decided to put a really nice, long, deep scratch on my car (near the driver side mirror). I saw that people have suggested Lanka. Has anyone used Infiniti's paint touch up pen?

Any suggestions is greatly appreciated!

 

I did not know there was such a thing. I bought the touch up
paint for my Twilight Blue, didn't know there was a pen. Gotta
get one now!

2003 TwBlue 5AT Sedan, sunroof,
Graphite Leather, splashguards, HKS exhaust,
14 wire Grounding kit, 350Z duct, Stillen CAI
Underbody rear diffusers, Drilled alum pedals

 

I have the Infiniti touch up bottle which includes a brush. I was not aware of a "pen", but the bottle may be what you want. Unless it is a relatively short and discrete scratch, I would not use touch up paint. It works well for nicks, but scratches are hard to fill with the stuff without looking sloppy.

 

The Infiniti touch-up pen I had was horrible. A waste of money. Get the bottle with a brush.
Peeps have had success with Lanka. Check in Detailing Forum.

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I got both the pen and the bottle, but only tried the pen so far. Wasn't too impressed with it, but then again it's only touch up paint. I got it because of the clear coat side and got the brush set as a backup.

By the way, my local Nissan dealer never heard of the pen either and few sites seem to have it. Hmm...

Here's a link:
http://www.courtesyparts.com/infiniti/paint.html

2003.5 Sedan Black/Black w/ sport, premium, aero, and winter packages. See my profile for updated mods list and pics.

 

I got mine touch up paint for $12.00

 

I haven't tried the Langka product with scratches yet (just chips). With some patience, I'm sure you can get some decent results.

You may want to consider one of the airbrush touch-up "artists" Quite a few dealerships use them and the work is usually outstanding and reasonably priced.

 

Gosh you guys are a life saver. Needed this sooo bad

 

I use bottle touch-up paint with #2 artist brush...works great for chips. For scratches, I use scratch-x followed by Klasse.