Tiny paint chips?

[Dan B]

What's the best way to repair the tiny little chips you sometimes get in paintwork there's one on my door and one on my wing they're only very small (1mm) but I think there's a tiny bit of surface rust inside them so I'd like to get them sorted now before they affect the surrounding paintwork... thanks

[Gainzy]

When you paint a wing you would blend it into the door anyways just get them both painted even though it may look tiny spots you won't know till its flattened right back...

[Gainzy]

Or if you can't afford it you can buy a little tube of rust eater from the likes of halfords n pencil it in so to speak

[Danb]

another way is to get the paint of your car on some cotton buds and then wet sand it back and polish it up.

[Dan B]

Thanks lads, I think respraying the whole panel is a bit overkill as its literally the smallest chip imaginable it's just me being fussy but I'll try removing and treating the dot of rust and doing what you said Danb cheers

[Amjad]

I've got one or two chips I'd like to sort out too, if you find a good way of doing it do us a little how to please

I've bought a pot of Toyota touch up paint but don't know the best way to apply it!

[Dan B]

Will do mate where did you get your paint did it cost much?

[Amjad]

Thanks! I ordered it from Toyota a while back, can't have been more than £10 or so

[TrisK]

I've got one or two chips I'd like to sort out too, if you find a good way of doing it do us a little how to please

I've bought a pot of Toyota touch up paint but don't know the best way to apply it!

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=217520

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=182301

Detailing world is a good place to look for cleaning/touch up tips

heres another guide

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=153965

seems to be the most comprehensive

[Amjad]

Will have a read when I'm not completely out of it from revising all night haha