E-Tech Metallic Silver Car Alloy Wheel Professional Touch-Up Pen Stick Paint

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With a generous capacity of 400ml, our aerosols provide enough paint to cover larger areas, you also have the benefit of an adjustable professional fan spray nozzle, making them ideal for full panel resprays or extensive touch up jobs. Our handy lacquer touch ups provide you with a crystal clear finish every time, our lacquer also has a quick dying time and a superb hardening element so you can protect your bodywork from the elements.

Small scratches and damage: Before starting the repair, clean the rim thoroughly and then treat the damaged area gently with the sandpaper wrapped around the sanding block (grey, 600 grit).Wash the rim once again with warm soapy water and rinse thoroughly with clear water to remove all residues. Our unique Touch Up pen comes with 2 methods of application, a brush for applying thin coats or a finer nib to repair the more intricate scuffs and scratches. The silver paint comes in a handy touch up stick with a precision brush that is great for painting damaged areas in the wheel leaving a professional finish. Compared to the alloy wheels fitted to my previous 98 Civic, the paint in incredibly thin and brittle on the Jazz alloys imho. HANDY 20ML TOUCH UP BOTTLE, IT HAS A NEEDLE ON THE END FOR INTRICATE APPLICATIONS AND A FINE BRUSH INTERNALLY.

A friend of mine used some silver paint designed for model planes - don't know how long the touch-in lasted but as a quick fix (he was selling his car) it worked! In doing so, the tyre fitters managed to scuff and chip the paint off one of the wheels up to quarter to half inch in size, when I guess they presumably used a flat blade to lever off the centre plastic hub cap, or when the wheel was fitted onto the wheel balancing machine. Come join the discussion about methods, materials, equipment, restoration, classifieds, troubleshooting, and more!National Tyre Service Ltd Registered Office: Icknield Street Drive, Washford West, Redditch, Worcestershire, B98 0DE United Kingdom. Didn't someone post on this forum they had four new replacement Jazz alloys fitted before the warranty expired due to corrosion?