Dupli-Color NG200 Automotive Touch-up Repair Kit - 1 oz.

Great product

No there was no paint in the kit. Poor info on ordering

This stuff is really terrible. It is very thick, and will stick out like a sore thumb when complete. I did my wife's brand new black toyota, so there was no issue of fading paint. I also thought, "You can't get black wrong".In addition, it takes several days just to fix a little scratch. After each application of the different items in the kit, you have to wait 24 hours to dry. After all that work it looked like the paint melted in streaks. Also, you have to be real careful with the wet sanding or you can scratch the original paint around the scratch. I would rather have my old scratch back and use a sharpie.Avoid this product.

I really wish that the description would have been just a little better. You don't get a lot for your money either.

If you want this to work correctly, you need an orbital polisher. I had a chip on my bumper, and used this product and it worked well. First thing you need is the matching color. I did not use this on metal, but the plastic bumper. Next, clean off the chip or scratch. Don't worry about using primer with plastic. Next apply the paint with a fine brush that you can find at an arts store. Number 0 or 1. Apply the paint. It will dry fast. Don't worry if it is bumpy and not smooth. let it sit overnight. After it sits overnight, don't use the clear coat. Just use the wet sand to smooth down your repair. You don't have to rub hard, lightly will suffice. If you take too much off, apply more paint and let sit a few hours. Wet sand again. When it feels smooth, apply the finishing compound and use the orbital polisher to buff the dull area. After about a minute or two it will have a perfect shine. Apply wax and your are done. If you have chips on metal, this probably would not be the best product, but works great on the plastic bumpers, etc. If you want something for chips and scratches on metal, try Dr ColorChip.

Not good

I bought this stuff to try to fix some long sratches on my hood. After testing it on a couple scratches, I returned it. The pens let out way too much primer/clearcoat for one scratch, then after all the sanding you have to do to make it smooth, the area around the scratch is very dull. The polishing compund does not work to completely re-shine the area and the final result is not good. Gets rid of the scratch though.

This is hard to apply correctly.