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Old 06-16-2009, 06:35 PM   #1
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What is everyone doing for touch-up paint. I have the color codes so I can get the paint from an Auto Body shop supplier. How are you applying it. It almost has to be sprayed and then clear coated I would think. Can you do this with these little aerosol sprayers. Suggestions are greatly appreciated.

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Old 06-17-2009, 08:21 PM   #2
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I purchased a cheapie from Harbor Freight a: pressure regulator, air brush (low psi) which I plan on using to do a old scratch touch-up. (optional to toss or clean up after use.) My biggest shock was finding the PPG place to fill the order as it’s an expensive hard to mix old Delta paint system. Stand by for the big one once you purchase the paint system.

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1) does this mean you have an, err, um, "event" you want to tell us about?
2) try a local auto body paint store; a friend w/aTrek took his "color swatch" to a local shop in Sacramento & the guy mixed up matching paint & sold it in an aerosol can. I saw the work the guy did w/the spray can & couldn't tell color wise or even finish wise. Maybe I'm just not that wise.
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Old 06-20-2009, 11:24 AM   #4
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E. Mike, no interesting tales to tell in reference to touch-up paint. Appreciate the suggestion. I was going to ask the same of you but I noted that it was a "friend" that needed the touch-up!
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Old 06-21-2009, 07:32 PM   #5
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The only "owie" on the 08 so far is a small scrape on the front cap lower edge, DS, from an off-roading experiment I tried in Baja. Thought I wrecked the front end. Thought the wife would wreck me. At first I couldn't find the scrape. Then I was amazed at the durability of that front cap. Then I had a shot of tequila!! (after we got to our destination & parked).
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As good as the Alpine chassis is, I would leave the off roading to the Baja buggies. I am certain the wife was ecstatic over that ride.
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No touch up paint system is going to offer a repair similar to a body shop, but if you insist on DIY, paintscratch.com can sell you a small amount of color-matched paint.

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