Stone Chip Repair

[paddyhasneeds]

I have a small chip in my rear drivers side door. It's not gone through to the primer and it's very small but with the car being new I'm still a bit too precious about it for my own good and if you know something is there you keep noticing it...

So, last time I dealt with stone chips I used a cocktail stick, masking tape, some touch-up paint, and a bottle of "Langka" to remove the excess and flat the touch-up paint down to the level of the surrounding paint.

Have there been any miracle products in the last couple of years that make dealing with small chips easier?

[7even]

paddyhasneeds said:

Have there been any miracle products in the last couple of years that make dealing with small chips easier?

In fact the opposite, UK HSE regs state that w/b colour coats must be used in the repair of motor vehicles (if your a professional repairer), the process is neither economical nor does it give a satisfactory/invisible result for the p/h fraternity.
Probably a chipstick from the local motor store will be your best bet, that way you can spend as much time as you like perfecting your touch-in skills.