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Fill too much at one time

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It works really well but it�s also easy to get carried away and fill too much at one time.

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Use toothpick

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I have always used a toothpick but i am now going to give this a try....

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Fill too much at one time

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It works really well but it�s also easy to get carried away and fill too much at one time.

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Use toothpick

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I have always used a toothpick but i am now going to give this a try....

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...D&&FORM=VRDGAR Anyone use this? Looks good and I need to do some serious touch-up!

POST 2Original post

Thanks for sharing... I have always used a toothpick but i am now going to give this a try....

POST 3Original post

I�ve used it. It works really well but it�s also easy to get carried away and fill too much at one time. Also be sure to not let any get on the edges of remaining paint that surround the chip.

POST 4Original post

I was too chicken to do it myself. I even ordered a Dr. Color Chip kit. But took to Porsche dealer to repair. They did a perfect job, but took 3 weeks. You Tube

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I just bought this with Amazon Prime for $7.50. Thanks for the heads up. I will be using it on the 955.

POST 6Original post

I have a couple of these that I got after watching the same video. They work, but paint consistency is key. I had to figure the right amount of thinning through trial and error.

POST 7Original post

I was wondering how this compares to something like the Dr. Colorchip system, where you put the paint down and then wipe to level and blend it. Maybe some kind of combination of both methods would be ideal.

POST 8Original post

I�ve never tried Dr. Colorchip myself, but based on videos it looks easier to me.

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