ACDelco 19328529 Switchblade Silver Metallic (WA636R) Four-In-One Touch-Up Paint - .5 oz Pen

exact match to my truck. Flows nicely and thick enough to cover without running. Priced low enough to get a pen without wasteing any. Small enough to keep in the glove compartment. Dries smooth and durable.

I bought this for my 2011 Chevy Traverse and it worked great. This pen is easy to use and very much worth the money. I'll list the best and worst things below. Pros: -Very easy to use -Comes with scratcher, paint, and clear coat -Matches the factory paint color -Enough paint for several chips Cons: -May not match car color if your car has faded over the years (this is unavoidable but worth noting) -The scratcher will degrade quickly -The sponge-like applicator for the clear coat is not very durable Overall, this pen is great. The scratcher tip allows you to get the rust out of chips, the paint pen can be applied with a brush or the pen itself, and the clear coat looks great and has yet to yellow. If you have the factor pain this pen offers, and you cant to clean up a couple chips or scratches, this pen makes it easy. It is worth noting that if you have a deep chip, this pen may require multiple coats to fully fill in the spot. But all in all, this pen can make a chip look acceptable without having to go to a body shop. I would recommend this product.

I had to search and find the proper codes to make sure this was the right paint for my two Silverados. This is the correct color if you have SILVER ICE METALLIC. Nowhere did anyone mention this specific color name, but this is it. The actual GM color code is 636R, which again, you'll have a hard time finding anywhere else. I wrote this review just so people would know that YES this is that color, it's a perfect match. That said, these things aren't easy to use, and doing touch ups with a brush is real difficult. However, you can fill in the missing color where your chips are and prevent rust. It will never look perfect. It has a tip you can use to abrade the chip area and try to smooth it out, and I would only use it if you have rust where the chip is. You really won't ever get the edges of the chipped paint smooth enough to matter with this. So just take the brush, dab INSIDE the chip only. Let dry. Dab it again. You can fill the chip pretty good this way. Using the clear is kind of pointless, but you can do that once it is dry if you like. That helps with UV protection of the color, but again this is just touching stuff up. It's NOT going to come out beautiful no matter what you do. Pictured are my 2 2018 Silverados and the touch up pen has been used on both with a perfect match.

Correct color for my car. It's a 2017 Buick Enclave. Took a little practice to learn how to use the pen efficiently. Little bit runny, go slow press on pen. Haven't used the brush function. Clear coat seems ok quality. Paint could be thicker to fill in deeper scratches without so many coats. Cheaper than body shop, that's for sure.

Blends in perfectly