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I've read a bit about some owners who've gone the Home Depot route to match touch up paint, but I'm not sure of the application process - do I use an airbrush?

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I've read a bit about some owners who've gone the Home Depot route to match touch up paint, but I'm not sure of the application process - do I use an airbrush?

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POST 1Original post

My 2011 Boxster has the standard Sand Beige interior (which I unquestionably wanted and still very much enjoy), and of course the beige paint is chipped in several places (light switch surround, the plastic bits under both door armrests, etc.). Is there a good resource for addressing this? I already have my door cards off, and I've taken off most of the peeling beige paint from one of them. My intent is to refinish them in the standard gunmetal/titanium trim color over the winter. I've read a bit about some owners who've gone the Home Depot route to match touch up paint, but I'm not sure of the application process - do I use an airbrush? do I manually apply with a small brush? I haven't attempted this kind of thing before. And what is that gunmetal/titanium interior trim color called? Is it common enough to purchase in a rattle can? I'm also interested in refinishing the center console in the exterior color, but I don't know what to do with the parking brake handle/boot and the ashtray & armrest doors. Can these be refinished, too? I know - lots of questions, but I'd like to do the best that I can.

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This stuff is awesome for touchups on the soft-touch Sand Beige. I like the idea of removing as much soft-touch as possible. Go with the exterior color idea. Color Flex Finish Quick Pick | Magic Mender www.leatherrepairkits.com

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