[SimplySpoons]

So I've discovered the tiniest most minuscule paint chip on the hood of my X3. Brand new car, and a rock decided to have its way with the paint It just looks like a tiny speck of dirt, and it's only unnoticeable unless you know it's there, but I'd like to get some touch-up paint for it. What would you recommend for touch-up paint? I know BMW makes their own, and I've seen some other options as well. The car is Deep Sea Blue Metallic. Any input would be much appreciated!

Thank you!

[momoboy]

Dr. Colorchip. Best/easiest I have every used.

[SimplySpoons]

Originally Posted by momoboy

Dr. Colorchip. Best/easiest I have every used.

That looks good! Thank you!

Which kit would you recommend? https://www.drcolorchip.com/select-product.php

[momoboy]

Just get the Standard Touch-Up Paint Kit. It's all you will need to touch up the chips. It's super easy and looks great. Just follow the instructions. You will be happy!

[SimplySpoons]

Originally Posted by momoboy

Just get the Standard Touch-Up Paint Kit. It's all you will need to touch up the chips. It's super easy and looks great. Just follow the instructions. You will be happy!

Will do, thanks again!

[Peter_R]

Most of the time using the little brush that comes with kit leaves too much paint in a very small chip hole.

From experience I have found that a cutting a match stick down to a point and using it to drop a small droplet into the hole works well. Naturally using a large blob of paint is undesirable.

Perhaps a small amount on a toothpick will do.

[malicem3]

Originally Posted by Peter_R

Most of the time using the little brush that comes with kit leaves too much paint in a very small chip hole.

From experience I have found that a cutting a match stick down to a point and using it to drop a small droplet into the hole works well. Naturally using a large blob of paint is undesirable.

Perhaps a small amount on a toothpick will do.

Tooth pick is what I use.