The hood of this Porsche Cayenne has many fine scratches.
When we wet the panel, we can see that most of the scratches disappear and are therefore clearcoat scratches.
The scratches that remain are paint scratches.
Here's a technique for touching up these fine paint scratches without brush strokes.
What you need:
- .5 oz factory-matched touch up paint
- 2 oz. scratch leveler
- Paint polish
- Lint-free cloth
Step 1. Paint Scratches
Dab all the paint scratches with factory-matched paint.
Step 2. Remove Excess Paint
The excess paint can be removed using a chemical we manufacture called scratch leveler.
Apply a small amount to a cloth and gently wipe over the repair area; the scratch leveler removes the bad paint, leaving the good paint neatly in the scratches.
Optional: Polish Repaired Area
For best results, apply a bit of our polish and buff away with a lint-free cloth.
Meet ScratchWizard: better touch up paint.
Get everything you need to get like-new paint again, in one tidy kit.
See why fixing paint flaws is as simple as One, Two, Three, with ScratchWizard!
- Why our unique "putty'n paint" solution beats the others.
Everything you need in one kit:
- Scratch-filling putty and applicator.
- Putty-leveling chemical: ScratchLeveler.
- 0.5 oz. touch up paint, matched exactly to your paint code.
- Ultra-fine touch up brush.
