Dupli-Color EAGM05920 Scratch Fix All-In-1 Exact-Match Automotive Touch-Up Paint – General Motors Black – 0.25 oz. Paint Pen

It doesn't work, I tried using it and the the thing would not work, the brush part of the touch up paint would not open either, i tried almost anything to open it but the thing would not budge, I'm very upset with my purchase and know never to buy any Dupli-Color products ever again

OK, perfect match for the very traditional Ford Oxford White color. Doingsometouch ups on a recent surplus auction fleet truck. Color is spot on and the chip repairs are very good. The use of the touch up pen for scratches is a work in progress. After a full multi-day cure, I'll cut that down with some light 400gr on the finger tip and then retouch as needed before blending. It ain't perfect, but it's darn good stuff.

Touch up on my Camaro

It's useful for keeping up with dings and scratches on 2003 Taurus SE.

I purchased as touchup for Yamaha deep purplish blue metallic. Color match is perfect. Coverage is excellent, I used both brush for small spots as well as spray with an airbrush. Results were perfect, looks amazing. As mentioned, this is for YAMAHA paint touchup (the Yamaha name color color isn't available in paint pens that I've been able to find, only spray for $35). This is a perfectly suitable alternative to that for less than 1/4 the cost. The color match is exact, the metalic is near perfect (Yamaha blue looks to have slightly smaller/less metallic, however the difference is imperceptible except at microscopic distances). I've attached a couple of pictures (see customer images) of a repainted shaft, approx. 1/2 was a repaint (lower section), upper is original. Virtually impossible to tell. Regarding painting -- brush worked well for recommended sizes (less than a .25 in size), I didn't use the pen. For the larger areas, I poured some of the bottle into an airbrush (unthinned/undiluted) and sprayed with good results (I was so happy I re-sprayed previously brushed areas). Coverage and opacity was good. From what I understand, this can be thinned with automotive lacquer thinner. It can NOT be thinned or cleaned up with paint thinner.