Gray Touch Up Paint for Cars - DIY Alloy Wheel Repair Kit, Curb Rash Remover with Fast-Drying Pen - Long-Lasting OEM Finish Car Rim Paint for Scuffs and Chips at Home (Anthracite)

Works great! Bought it to cover up a few scratches on my rims. I used it on the biggest scratch and the results were amazing. With the supplies provided, I was able to sand down the curb scratch, tape off the desired area, and paint over it. The gloss matches the original paint, glossy black.

works great , quick and easy

My husband damaged his rims on the drive through and he was completely devastated bc it was a brand new car with black rims. So we looked up this and decided to get it and it was super good. It covered the paint chip and worked like magic. It was super easy to use the buffer was excellent. I was scared it wouldn’t worked but it made the rims look brand new.

I have a 2012 Scion TC with 220K miles on it. Somehow I stupidly rode along a granite curb with both right wheels, causing major rim scraping and a flat tire. I thought I ruined the right side of my car. But, I replaced the tire for a reasonable price and had my car aligned. What really stuck out was the rim scrapes (more like gouges). The standard rim color for a black Scion TC is charcoal. But, the charcoal in this kit looked too dark. So, I matched the color on the included color chart with the wheels and it looked most like Dark Silver. I really thought this was going to look awful since I did so much damage, but it actually came out great! I just followed the instructions, taped it off, sanded with the sanding block, wiped it with the rubbing alcohol, repeated, and painted, and repeated that as well. I took off the masking tape a couple of hours later and voila! I won't says good as new, but from a distance, you can not tell there is damage.

This product could be so much better but it did fix the problem if you look at the tire from a distance. Be prepared to use your own masking tape as the one in the kit is worthless. Not very sticky, kept curling up, Use your own detail brush because the foam tip on this brush is flimsy and as I knew it would , it came off during the painting. Lastly the paint is not good. If it were self-leveling it would be perfect. Fill in the grooves and give an even coat. However, this is more like cheap model/hobby paint. It is tacky, doesn't spread well. The main thing is that it covered the white scratches on a glossy black wheel so it's not so noticeable. But, don't look closely. (a second coat was applied after the photo on the right; the picture did not come out right due to glare, but it does look better). Saved me about $150 for a professional road rash repair.

Worked well to touchup the curb scrape on dark gray rim.

Paint matched perfect

This is a pretty easy and good touch up paint, the only downside is its color is duller than my shine finish..

The paint is very thin. That is the first thing I've noticed, as opposed to the dealer body paint which is of honey consistency. Also the thickness of the paint on the wheels is a lot greater than on the body of the car. Why is this important, because it affect how you can apply it. I'm having troubles filling very tiny rock chips on the car, but with this paint is easier. My only attempt was on a small, but deep paint chip. I had to apply layer after layer until it got dark outside. Leaving each layer to dry about 20-30 minutes, and applying some more to fill the gap. It was exhausting, but I am pleased with the result. The shade of silver is rather universal, in other words, not a perfect match, but it was very, very close. Looks a lot better than a hole in the paint and seals the hole. And yes, I'm one of those who care how the car/wheels look, without going pathological. I don't accept curb rash, especially since that is due to driver error, but still, stones fly around your car and there is nothing you can do to prevent chips like the one I got. For those instances, this paint pen is a solution. In the end, if you don't stare at the repaired spot, with a magnifying glass, it's not noticeable.

Small package

Made in Canada, did the job properly, not bad, the sand block feels almost weightless.

Was pretty good, I used it for the first time with no prior experience was pretty straight forward. Very good for the price!! I have put a photo for before and after.

I let the paint dry and waited a month to do sanding, compound and polish. The paint never really dry or harden. It's soft and will be removed with water. Usualy you can touch paint with your nail, this will go through like it's some kind of damp clay. I ended up sending my wheels for a full powder coating. Don't buy this product