Dr. ColorChip Group Buy (10% discount) - Need 10 People
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We don't offer more than a 10% price break on group buys of 10 or more kits. We will, however, pass the savings onto the group buy members on the shipping. For every additional member of the group buy, it will only cost about an additional $5 to ship. Once you have a completed number of participants, get us the list and we will get a shipping estimate and will adjust the per person price accordingly. Thank you.
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For large chips, I would use the OEM touch up paint followed by wet sanding.
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I have used this before on my BMW with excellent results. If the chips you are filling are tiny it really works great. There is kind of a trick to it but once you get the hang of it it is pretty amazing on really small chips.
I am going to buy a new kit this weekend--I still have some supplies left over from previous kits so I will just be getting the cheapest one and 4 dollars savings isn't worth waiting for me.
I am going to buy a new kit this weekend--I still have some supplies left over from previous kits so I will just be getting the cheapest one and 4 dollars savings isn't worth waiting for me.
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Would this work on "deep" clear coat scratches?
I have an OB coupe. There is a 2" DEEP clear coat scratch. Deep enough that buffing it out doesn't work. But since it just a deep gouge, not sure if the touch up kit would work on this type of scratch.
But I might just give it a try. No feeling the $400 quote I got to repair a clear coat scratch.
I have an OB coupe. There is a 2" DEEP clear coat scratch. Deep enough that buffing it out doesn't work. But since it just a deep gouge, not sure if the touch up kit would work on this type of scratch.
But I might just give it a try. No feeling the $400 quote I got to repair a clear coat scratch.