Dr. ColorChip

DaGonz

DaGonz

Autopia fire/rescue.
Has anyone used Dr.Colorchip touch up paints?



I found "semi-deep" RIDS on my Jeep, the daily driver.. the fact that it is there is driving me bonkers.



The touch up paint for my car is no longer available, but I can get it though them. Their website says that it hides better on dark colors. The Jeep is driftwood brown metallic. I'm just looking for some input from those who have used their product.



Thanks in advance!
 
Looking for some info as well. I have heard good things about this products. I have some ugly chips on the front of my truck and think I will give Dr. Colorchipna try in the spring.





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I have never used Dr.Colorchip but I do have a professional touch up kit (Applied Colors Scratch-Out Kit) and it does work well. On dark colors the results can be fantastic, but on lighter colors (silver, gold/tan, etc) the results are not as good. If the RIDS are not through the clear you will not likely have much success with the touch up.
 
I have used Dr. ColorChip a few time now and love the product! You have to use it exactly as instructed and ti will work perfect! I have tried it on scratches and it doesn't work as well as it does on chips. Just be sure to follow the directions and you will be very happy.
 
I used it and was much more impressed than previous methods of filling chips. My chips were minor, but the system worked much better than Langka. Good system for me.



Mike (somehow finds the rocks that fly up from the roadway)
 
Dr. Colorchip is awesome. I just filled about 100 chips on my using this product and I was more than pleased. Color match is perfect.



I had a few very deep/big chips, and would recommend building those slowly. I did one big chip in two heavy fills and it is a little milkly in color. The direction warn against this, but hey, it was my first go using Dr. C.



Keep it in mind it won't be perfect, but I am a very particular guy and this worked well enough for me. You can still see the chip, but it is much, much less noticeable.
 
I've used it on two of my cars with great results. However, they had stone chips that were mostly filled in. I tried to use it on some scratches that couldn't be removed by my PC and it wasn't deep enough for the paint to sit in.
 
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