On my newly purchsed 993RS, there are 2 noticable stone chips, and many barely visbly smaller ones, most are not visible unless you get real close.
The car is over 10 yrs old so a few stone chips is inevitable. In fact I'm surprised it doesn't have more considering it's been >9yrs since it had a respray.
I needed to do something about them before I take it to Paintshield, so I got hold of some touch up paint and the Langka polish.
http://www.langka.com/
http://www.frost.co.uk/item_Detail.asp?productID=8221&frostProductName=Langka%20Chip%20Repair
I wasn't too optimistic to begin with, thinking it'll either not work at all, or I'll have to be spending hrs applying it. So I tried a bit on the spd yellow bucket seatback as an experiment.
Well, it worked very well, each blob took less than a minute or so polishing, and the surrounding pain wasn't affected at all.
Moving on to the car's front end, most of the chips are now invisible unless you look real close and know where they were. Some needed repeated touch up to build up the depth but over all, it woks amazingly well.
Thumbs up for the stuff!!
Migration info. Legacy thread was 116316
The car is over 10 yrs old so a few stone chips is inevitable. In fact I'm surprised it doesn't have more considering it's been >9yrs since it had a respray.
I needed to do something about them before I take it to Paintshield, so I got hold of some touch up paint and the Langka polish.
http://www.langka.com/
http://www.frost.co.uk/item_Detail.asp?productID=8221&frostProductName=Langka%20Chip%20Repair
I wasn't too optimistic to begin with, thinking it'll either not work at all, or I'll have to be spending hrs applying it. So I tried a bit on the spd yellow bucket seatback as an experiment.
Well, it worked very well, each blob took less than a minute or so polishing, and the surrounding pain wasn't affected at all.
Moving on to the car's front end, most of the chips are now invisible unless you look real close and know where they were. Some needed repeated touch up to build up the depth but over all, it woks amazingly well.
Thumbs up for the stuff!!
Migration info. Legacy thread was 116316
