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If a factory color was used, I'd guess you could use some of the factory touch up paint available at your local dealer or online parts suppliers.
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If a factory color was used, I'd guess you could use some of the factory touch up paint available at your local dealer or online parts suppliers.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Have some small areas that are scratched.... Anyone have a thought on touch up paint for the interior painted pieces?

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If a factory color was used, I'd guess you could use some of the factory touch up paint available at your local dealer or online parts suppliers.

POST 3Original post

Do you mean the interior fuzzy black painted parts? If so, I've found Testors flat black model paint comes really close.

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If it's a factory color I'd try DrColorchip.com, good stuff! (No affiliation, just a satisfied customer).

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Yeah, I need a bit of that for my front bumper too. What about the silver-painted hood release levers? Something I've been meaning to do for a couple...years, ha.

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