Build it up with paint to just above the surface of the factory paint, then scrape it down with a razor blade. See video at around the 42 second mark for detailed explanation on how to prep the razor blade.Well, my neighbor decided to mow the other day and shot a rock up at my Jeep and created a nice rock chip on the drivers side of the hood. It didn’t chip down to the metal, but it took out a chunk of clear coat. I used touch up paint that was specifically matched to my jeep and clear coat. Applied a couple of layers of paint and one clear coat. This is the result. You can’t really tell now from a distance that it’s there but my OCD makes me see it every time I’m driving. My question is, is there anything I can do to make it look any better on my own, outside of taking it to a professional, or should I just keep it like this?
Just adds character to your ride. Like off-road pin stripes. Every one tell a story.Well, my neighbor decided to mow the other day and shot a rock up at my Jeep and created a nice rock chip on the drivers side of the hood. It didn’t chip down to the metal, but it took out a chunk of clear coat. I used touch up paint that was specifically matched to my jeep and clear coat. Applied a couple of layers of paint and one clear coat. This is the result. You can’t really tell now from a distance that it’s there but my OCD makes me see it every time I’m driving. My question is, is there anything I can do to make it look any better on my own, outside of taking it to a professional, or should I just keep it like this?
