[rbrugman]

So our month old Touring L in velvet red suffered its first bout of curb rash under the front bumper. Nothing bad but you can see some white through the red paint. Knowing that more is bound to happen in the future, my thought was just to get some touch up spray paint, tape it off the best I can, and lightly spray it. I know it won't be perfect, but I can't be taking it in for a paint job every time someone accidentally pulls up too far.

Does anyone have better suggestion (other than replacing the driver...who happens to be my wife)?

Thank you!

 

[EJBGTI]

So our month old Touring L in velvet red suffered its first bout of curb rash under the front bumper. Nothing bad but you can see some white through the red paint. Knowing that more is bound to happen in the future, my thought was just to get some touch up spray paint, tape it off the best I can, and lightly spray it. I know it won't be perfect, but I can't be taking it in for a paint job every time someone accidentally pulls up too far.

Does anyone have better suggestion (other than replacing the driver...who happens to be my wife)?

Thank you!

Dr. Colorchip

 

[rbrugman]

That looks promising. I ordered up a kit so I'll give it a try.

 

[PaintTech]

How did that turn out?