Re: [Chrysler300] Paint Touch-Up Question

["Ryan Hill" <ryan_hillc300@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

A good wax remover should prepare the area well enough. Try using a soft 
bristle toothbrush to clean out the chips. I would recommend using an 
airbrush to fill the chip layer by layer then once its cured, wet sand the 
surface flush and polish it back up. The same can be done after brushing on 
some paint but the results would be better with an airbrush. You can buy 
inexpensive airbrushes that will do the job well enough for only a few 
dollars or buy a good quality setup that you can fine-tune and use for all 
sorts of things.

Ryan Hill

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