White Touch Up Paint for Cars White Car Touch up Paint Auto Scratch Repair Pen Brush and Tip 2 in 1 Repair Pen 0.4 oz

I was really skeptical about buying this product but I'm glad I did. My bumper had several spots where the paint has been weathered, but now if I don't get really close, I cannot even tell that there was an issue. I only regret not taking before and after pictures. Pros: Color Match: The paint matches my black vehicle well, blending seamlessly with the original paint. ​ Ease of Use: The product is easy to apply, and really convenient for quick touch-ups. Cons: None so far Summary: This is a reliable and affordable option for addressing minor scratches and chips on black vehicles without having to file an insurance claim and potentially risking rate increases. It's easy to use and good color match makes it a "no brainer" if you are seeking a quick and effective solution for maintaining your car's appearance.

This is as good as any other automotive touch up paint I've used. (Toyota, Mazda, Ford, Nissan are ones that I've purchased.) The bottle works as a pen and has a touch up brush too. The paint is relatively thin and flows smoothly and it dried with a smooth, glossy finish. It looks great. Recommended!

This stuff worked great

Quality touch up paint, bought this to take the curse off some scratches on used moped I bought. Mostly used the brush portion, seems to be pretty good quality and bike definitely looks better than it did before. Considering it's black much easier to not notice touch-ups. Basically when you're using touch up paint you only want to fill in the scratch and not overlap into good paint keep that in mind and you'll have great results.

Good item at a good price

very easy to use, but mine has some flaws, the brush head fell off

I have a 1970's laminate countertop that has lots of chips and cuts on it. I wasn't interested in redoing the entire kitchen to fix the problem, so I tried filling the chips with this paint on whim, and it worked better than I could have hoped. Just clean the surface with a dry toothbrush then a vacuum & it was paint ready. It's been well over six months of regular use in that area and the paint repair is barely noticeable and is fully intact without any chipping or scratches.

I def recommend I normally don’t be writing reviews but this is definitely an easy fix and way cheaper if you just have minor scratches I just bought this car and it came with a pretty big scuff on the back a new rear bumper was gonna cost me 600 I paid about 12 bucks for this and it definitely got the job done I recommend