Professional Gloss Car Paint Pen - Universal Auto Scratch Repair Tool 🚗
Professional Gloss Car Paint Pen - Universal Auto Scratch Repair Tool 🚗
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Professional Gloss Car Paint Pen - Universal Auto Scratch Repair Tool 🚗
Regular price
$19.99
Regular price
$19.99
Sale price
$29.41
Unit price
per
Make small paint marks less noticeable
Touch up shallow scratches and small chips in your car’s paint with a pen made for spot repairs.
A spot repair for everyday wear
A faint line or a small chip can catch your eye every time you walk up to the car. This pen is designed for cosmetic touch-ups on those small spots.
A little color can take the focus off the mark.
From prep to touch-up
Start with a clean surface and check the shade before you apply it to the mark.
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Clean the spot
Remove dirt from the area around the scratch or chip.
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Shake the pen
Shake it well to mix the paint before applying.
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Test the shade
Check how the color looks against your vehicle’s finish before filling the mark.
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Apply a thin coat
Use the tip or brush that fits the mark, then give the paint time to dry.
Two ways to put paint where it belongs
The pen combines two applicators for different shapes of paint damage.
Fine pen tip
The narrow tip lets you follow a thin scratch.
Built-in brush
The brush spreads paint across a wider chip.
Rotating head
The head turns to give you access to the brush.
Gloss paint
The touch-up paint leaves a glossy finish on the treated spot.
Where the pen comes in handy
Look at the size and shape of the mark when deciding how to fill it.
A nick along a door edge
Place paint on the small break in color along the edge.
A small chip on the hood
Fill the missing patch of paint within the chip’s outline.
A shallow bumper scratch
Follow the line of the scratch to make it less conspicuous.
Give the fresh paint time to set
Plan around rain and washing so the touched-up area has time to cure.
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Allow time before washing
Give the paint extra drying time before your next car wash.
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Rain exposure
The cured coating is designed to hold up in rain.
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Sun exposure
The cured coating is designed to withstand sunlight outdoors.
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Coverage over small chips
The finished paint layer covers the treated spot and can help slow rust formation.
Fit a touch-up into your day
Choose a time when you can look closely at the mark and leave the fresh paint undisturbed.
After a tight parking spot
If you spot a fresh line on the bumper, check its depth at home before deciding whether to touch it up.
After a weekend wash
Once the car is clean, take a closer look at any small chips and pick a spot you want to touch up.
For drivers who do their own touch-ups
Choose a shade with a specific vehicle in mind.
A new car owner
Pick a shade for the vehicle they’ll be looking after.
Someone who details at home
Add a paint applicator to the kit they already use for exterior care.
A household with a shared car
Keep a shade on hand for the vehicle everyone drives.
Start with your vehicle’s paint
Six shades give you a starting point. Test your selection against the finish before touching up a visible spot.
Black, White, Gray, or Silver
For a neutral finish, choose the closest shade and compare the dried test spot with the surrounding paint.
Red or Blue
For a red or blue finish, check how light or dark the test spot looks against your car’s paint.
Check the mark and the finish
The best fit is a small paint blemish on a glossy exterior surface.
Surface scratches
Choose this pen when the line is shallow and the goal is to make it less visible.
Isolated paint chips
A small patch of missing color is a practical size for a brush touch-up.
Glossy exterior paint
Check the sheen of the surrounding panel when evaluating the finish of a test spot.
Marks that may need more work
If the scratch reaches bare metal, it may need professional treatment.
At a glance
Product typeAutomotive touch-up paint pen
Application surfacePainted vehicle exteriors
FinishGloss
ApplicatorsFine pen tip and built-in brush
Intended repairShallow scratches and small paint chips
Color selectionBlack, White, Red, Blue, Gray, or Silver
Before your first touch-up
Will the paint match my car exactly?
The selected shade can look slightly different from the surrounding paint. Test it before applying it to the scratch.
Which applicator should I use?
Use the fine tip for a narrow line and the brush for a small chip that needs wider coverage.
What if the scratch reaches bare metal?
A scratch that deep may need additional professional treatment. This pen works best on shallow scratches and small paint chips.
Can I wash the car after touching it up?
Once cured, the coating is designed to hold up to regular washing. Avoid frequent high-pressure washing directly over the spot.
How long should I wait before heavy rain?
Thin coats can dry fairly quickly. Allow extra drying time before exposing the spot to heavy rain.
Do I need separate painting tools?
The pen includes a fine tip and a brush for applying the touch-up paint directly.
Pick a shade for the spot you want to cover
For a shallow scratch or small chip, choose a shade close to your car’s finish and use the applicator that fits the mark.
Choose a ColorShade appearance varies with the vehicle’s finish.
