I am documenting my experience with dr. colorchip because every thread i've found a user says "i bought the dr. colorchip kit and will post pics when its finished" and they do not deliver.

I however, do deliver.

video 1: the chips
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUOB9p2V4x8

video 2: the chips smudged
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLn30g4GxBk

video 3: results
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOsUrrKUYjQ


sorry it was a windy day...


pictures of chips:
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2010-09-01171134_Pasadena_Texas_US.jpg?t=1283387654
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2010-09-01171231_Pasadena_Texas_US.jpg?t=1283387654

 

dr colorchip results
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPW0XeqqXzY

 

Looks good dude, I will probably just buy the whole kit since I have a **** load of small dings. thanks for the heads up.

 

i'd definately do that over repainting the entire front end! i just had the rear panel, rear door, and passenger door repainted and it ran me 500 bucks.. they wanted 1400 to do the entire car....this works so well for so cheap im still amazed

 

Man i have so many chips on my front bumper. The previous owner did alot of freeway driving. Ill probably touch up as much as i can before the winter. Then in the spring ill get the bumper repainted and clear bra. Enough is enough !!

 

Yo wats good im in Houston too and i jus got done talking to a Porshe owner who used Dr. Color chip and he said it worked too.

the results video was kinda hard to clearly see the finished product. Can you post the same hi-res pics of the finished sections so we can see the difference?

 

i have another video i took today. gonna upload it in a minute...seemed like no one cared :D

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOsUrrKUYjQ

 

I'm tempted. My chips are starting to annoy me. Wonder how it does with the silver. Almost anything looks better than raw chippage, though.

 

ill post HQ pictures when i can borrow my moms camera next time i visit her, should be sunday.

 

Ok, I'm gonna try it. Couldn't be worse than what I'm looking at, and it seems better than the touch-up crap.

 

I have a Toyota Corolla that has a very long scratch. The color is black pearl. Will this product (Dr. Colorchip) remove the scratch that is maybe down to the metal in some places? The scratch is narrow. Is there a better product on the market? Thanks!

 

You can't remove a scratch if it's down to the metal. Can only make it look less noticeable. Since it's down to the metal you will need many coats to get it to even out with the surrounding area.

 

Someone keyed the passenger door of my car the day after I got laid off from my previous job back in 2010. I still haven't gotten around to getting the key-scratch fixed. It's not rusting, so the galvanizing and/or the primer are still intact. Will this stuff stick to un-primed metal, in case that's all that's left?

 

I don't find aurora blue mica on their site Paint code is 34J. I emailed them, hope I hear back!