Applying touch up paint

[robbyboatz]

Does anyone have a tried and true way of applying touch up paint? I have two boys and a cul-da-sac with 8 more. Needless to say, I have a scratch. I have tried to apply it with the brush alone and with the brush with a quick wipe after to help get rid of the clump look.

Just curious if anyone has a way to get the paint to flow out a little bit better.

[Jenn1270]

I've used Dr. Colorchip with good results. It doesn't correct it perfectly, but for my rock chips it did a pretty good job.

[arkus]

I bought two artist type paint brushes for my chips . I'm going to fill it in as best as possible and any paint that's over the chip I plan to buff it level .If I do it good enough then just a light buffing .

[O.C.Detailing]

Dip a toothpick in your paint and dab it in. Just be slow and extremely careful. Or, go buy yourself a very small syringe and very, very carefully fill the scratch.

[AudiTTman]

Yeap a friend of mine told me about the Toothpick method as well. I wonder if i could get a hold of a surgical needle/syringe and do it that way lol