Dupli-Color ATY1633 Scratch Fix All-In-1 Exact-Match Automotive Touch-Up Paint – Toyota Black Mica – 0.25 oz. Paint Pen

I recently used Dupli-Color ATY1632 Scratch Fix All-In-1 Exact-Match Automotive Touch-Up Paint to address some chips on my Toyota Tundra, and I couldn't be more satisfied with the results. This product truly lives up to its name and promises.First and foremost, the color match was impeccable. The paint blended seamlessly with the original color of my Tundra, making the touch-up spots virtually invisible. This was my primary concern, and Dupli-Color delivered flawlessly.The application process was incredibly straightforward. The all-in-one design, featuring both a pen tip for fine scratches and a brush for larger chips, made it easy to tackle different sizes of blemishes with precision and ease. The paint flowed smoothly and evenly, which helped to achieve a professional-looking finish even for someone with minimal experience in auto touch-ups.The built-in abrasive tip for prepping the area was a thoughtful addition, ensuring that the surface was ready for painting and enhancing the final result. The clear coat provided in the same pen was the perfect finishing touch, giving the repaired areas a glossy, durable finish that matched the rest of the vehicle's paintwork.I also appreciated the convenience of having everything I needed in one compact tool. No need to juggle multiple products or worry about compatibility issues – Dupli-Color has simplified the touch-up process beautifully.In conclusion, Dupli-Color ATY1632 Scratch Fix All-In-1 Exact-Match Automotive Touch-Up Paint is a fantastic product for anyone looking to repair paint chips and scratches on their vehicle. It's easy to use, delivers an exact color match, and provides a professional-quality finish. Highly recommended for any car owner who values both appearance and convenience!

I'll cover a few things first, the packaging is confusing. ALWAYS stand the paint with the fat end down, with the label facing you and readable, remove the top cap by unscrewing it and the brush will be facing down into the paint, unscrew the bottom to access the foam brush with the clear coat. do NOT hold the paint with the label upside down or you will spill everything when you open it. If you are repairing your Tesla Model 3 Rims, the color is spot on. To make a perfect repair, do not rush and just apply the paint to the scraped rim. . Just applying paint will look better than the scrapes, but not very good. Get fine grit sand paper and sand the surface flat first The color match will be so close you will not spot it afterwards. I sanded with two different grit sandpaper, applied gray primer, and let it dry for 24 hours before applying the first coat of paint. Let it dry a good amount of time, because the first coat of paint will tend to liquefy if you apply the second coat too soon. The paint is actually quite thick, so be aware that when you start the painting process. I didn't use the clearcoat because the color and shine are so close to the original paint since I scraped my rim after owning my new car only three days. I compiled this from my experience using it and confirming the advice given by other users. A side note, the paint has a pressure sensitive point that will apply paint by pressing the tip to the object you wish to apply the paint to. I don't recommend using it on the rims. it tends to apply thick blobs. Also, there is very little paint in the kit, so be sparing with it. The picture is the actual repaired rim, and the damage was pretty obvious. Take your time, and be patient, the repair will look great! I hope this helps,

NOT as easy as it looks.I watched a ton of their videos and they make it look super easy. It is if you are looking to just make sure your car doesn’t rust where it is exposed, but it is not going to be pretty.The paint applicators are not very precise.The one is like painting your nails. It came with a few strands curled and would not straighten. It was medium to low quality and would not apply very well or correct the amount easily. I had it often where it would pool too much paint and have a drip form at the bottom. I couldn’t get it to soak up the extra.The felt pen like applicator, as I understand it, is for more precise application. It was not. It poured out more than the other applicator, even after trying lightly. It was either pouring out or not at all. Again, drops formed.The color was a touch darker than my car, which I matched according to the paint code in the door. It wasn’t significant, but I noticed. My car is 10 years old and it may have faded, but that has to factor into the viability of using a product like this.The applicator for the clear coat was a bit more manageable. It was like a sponge on a stick in a triangle shape with the tip of the sharper angle for application. The clear coat goes on nicer, but mounds over the previously applied paint. It is noticeable after it dries, but it is small enough you don’t see it from afar.I work at an automotive repair shop and so had access to a garage to maintain the temperature properly. One of the paint guys even commented that it looked decent for what it was. Maybe I expected more out of this than was reasonable? Just know it isn’t going to restore it, I guess. That is what you pay the big bucks for when you take it to a body shop.I was hoping it would look nicer than it did. I am a practical person, so it works for me to prevent my car from rusting, but I cannot overlook the small disappointment of the appearance.

This is pretty easy and straightforward to work with. Matched perfectly my Toyota Tacoma 2023.