Has anyone used the duplicolor touch up pens from Canadian tire ? I'm not close to a Mazda dealer to order one. Just curious .
Has anyone used the duplicolor touch up pens from Canadian tire ? I'm not close to a Mazda dealer to order one. Just curious .
Don't think they have Mazda colors do they?
It seems they have almost every colour for any car.
Check this review comparing touch paint vendors for Soul Red 41v. Should be safe to assume they make all colours match just as well
https://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=588082
Sent from my HTC One M9 using Tapatalk
I've used them, but they only had a ford black. The match isn't perfect, but I love the brush that comes with it. High-quality product, if you can get the match
You can try Tasca Mazda in the USA. They had mazda touch up bottles for my 2007. Email them.
https://www.tascaparts.com/oem-parts...3-ml-00009242b
Regards
Shawn
Isn't Dr Colorchip the go-to for this?
www.chipfixx.ca
/thread
Default User (08-04-2017)
So apparently we can't get Dr. Colorchip shipped to Canada anymore. I've heard people say Chipfixx is a good alternative, but I have no personal experience with it.
Whatever you decide, stay away from Crappy Tire and Mazda OEM pens.
Bump. I'm curious also on using pens.
Find a way to get Dr Colorchip in from the states. It will fix all the chips for the life of the car, and do a near perfect job.
Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
Modifications? I've forgotten more than I remember. Click here for the list.
Personally I just bought one of these after watching this video from AMMO NYCp recently. I've got a bunch of chips on the leading edges of my car plus a nice big one over the right-rear wheel that I'm gonna try this out on.
I'm gonna give the Mazda paint pen a shot in combination with that tool and see how it turns out. If it's crap, I'll stump up the change for Chipfixx (since I can't get Dr. Colorchip anymore) and do it again that way.
We'll see how it goes.
I used these guys on my 41V because I couldn't get Dr colorchip in Canada.
Took a bit of playing to figure it out (mainly drying time before trying to smooth out) but the results were fantastic. Won't be going back.
Now if I could only find where I put the dam "levelling" solution... i.e. the expensive part LOL.