Touch-up paint
#1
Touch-up paint
How come the touch up paint for my '03 Max does not match?
I bought the correct color code from my dealer.
My car is Glacial pearl (white), and the code matched on the computer.
I figured that it just needed a couple of coats to build up the correct color and let it dry.
But it just got more silver looking, like it was for Titanium.
Now I have to get that cr@p off my car.
What is the least damaging way to remove it?
I bought the correct color code from my dealer.
My car is Glacial pearl (white), and the code matched on the computer.
I figured that it just needed a couple of coats to build up the correct color and let it dry.
But it just got more silver looking, like it was for Titanium.
Now I have to get that cr@p off my car.
What is the least damaging way to remove it?
#3
Originally Posted by TitaniumSE_MAX
How come the touch up paint for my '03 Max does not match?
I bought the correct color code from my dealer.
My car is Glacial pearl (white), and the code matched on the computer.
I figured that it just needed a couple of coats to build up the correct color and let it dry.
But it just got more silver looking, like it was for Titanium.
Now I have to get that cr@p off my car.
What is the least damaging way to remove it?
I bought the correct color code from my dealer.
My car is Glacial pearl (white), and the code matched on the computer.
I figured that it just needed a couple of coats to build up the correct color and let it dry.
But it just got more silver looking, like it was for Titanium.
Now I have to get that cr@p off my car.
What is the least damaging way to remove it?
#4
Originally Posted by TitaniumSE_MAX
How come the touch up paint for my '03 Max does not match?
I bought the correct color code from my dealer.
My car is Glacial pearl (white), and the code matched on the computer.
I figured that it just needed a couple of coats to build up the correct color and let it dry.
But it just got more silver looking, like it was for Titanium.
Now I have to get that cr@p off my car.
What is the least damaging way to remove it?
I bought the correct color code from my dealer.
My car is Glacial pearl (white), and the code matched on the computer.
I figured that it just needed a couple of coats to build up the correct color and let it dry.
But it just got more silver looking, like it was for Titanium.
Now I have to get that cr@p off my car.
What is the least damaging way to remove it?
You can try to scrape off the old touch-up paint with your fingernail. That works sometimes.
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