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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi everyone, I own a 1999 996 that I really love. It has collected rock chips, and I'm wondering what the best method is for fixing them. Two of the rock chips are pencil eraser sized and have gone into the white primer. The others are small pen point sized chips that can probably be repsired with a Dr. Color type solution. Thanks for any ideas.

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I was just going on I post the same question about my 1999 996. Let's hope someone has some old ideas. There is DRColor but its products are designed for smaller rock chips. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I too have a 1999 996 that I love. I am sure if you do a "search" you will find some good solutions. I need to do it. I don't want to completely re-paint and have two nice chips in the front. One I think I caused moving stuff around in the garage and the other came with the car. No big deal really. 92,000 miles, so if that is all I got, I am fortunate.

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