vortex-5
02-06-2006, 08:03 PM
This morning I had the unfortunate incident of a garage door blown by the wind hitting my rear bumper. On the bright side the damage was minor, on the down side there still was a scratch.
So today since I was at my dealer (dufferin mazda) for service (my km remaining shows nothing) anyways I picked up the fancy touch up pen all you guys have been posting about.
Here\'s a pic of it.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y61/vortex05/boards/TorontoMazda3/M3Pen.jpg
I\'ll be attempting to use it to patch up my scratch and I\'ll let you guys know the results when I\'m done so far I\'m quite impressed the colour match for my 2006 Mazda3 is perfect, however after dabbing it on (the instructions say don\'t use like a marker instead just dab) it seems to be a few blobs. I\'ll let you guys know when I\'m ready to apply the clear coat if it settled down.
The pen is 2 sided one is the colour and the other is the clear coat it\'s quite easy to use you use like any other pen. The only querk is you first must dab on a piece of paper to get it to start flowing.
So today since I was at my dealer (dufferin mazda) for service (my km remaining shows nothing) anyways I picked up the fancy touch up pen all you guys have been posting about.
Here\'s a pic of it.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y61/vortex05/boards/TorontoMazda3/M3Pen.jpg
I\'ll be attempting to use it to patch up my scratch and I\'ll let you guys know the results when I\'m done so far I\'m quite impressed the colour match for my 2006 Mazda3 is perfect, however after dabbing it on (the instructions say don\'t use like a marker instead just dab) it seems to be a few blobs. I\'ll let you guys know when I\'m ready to apply the clear coat if it settled down.
The pen is 2 sided one is the colour and the other is the clear coat it\'s quite easy to use you use like any other pen. The only querk is you first must dab on a piece of paper to get it to start flowing.