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Looking for some tips on repairing the areas on my seatbacks where the paint has been chipped off.
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Looking for some tips on repairing the areas on my seatbacks where the paint has been chipped off.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looking for some tips on repairing the areas on my seatbacks where the paint has been chipped off. Anyone else had this problem ?

POST 2Original post

I would say you have 4 options. 1. Do it yourself with touchup paint from paintscratch.com or somewhere similar. 2. Do it yourself with disassembly of seat, sanding, and full respray of seat back. (Paintscratch spray cans or rent/buy a spray rig somewhere and buy paint from a body shop supply store.) 3. Take the car to a body shop. 4. Disassemble the seat and take the seat back to a body shop. So, how much of project are you up for?

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Mine are still in ok condition but plan to do a vinyl wrap as my kids generally tend to touch the backs with their feet sitting in the back. Just throwing out another option...

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Alpine, you could get your kids special "car shoes" to fix that!

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LOL, haven't thought of that.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was thinking of going the touch up route as that is a lot less work. Will see what I can find that's a close match.

POST 7Original post

I was really pleased with the match I got from paintscratch.com for Seal Grey. I would recommend them. Just know that with metallic paint you'll have to shake the heck out of it to get the metallic mixed correctly.

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