Smart repair or diy touch up kit?

[Zetec-S]

Looking to tidy up some of the chips our MINI has collected over the past couple of years. I’ve never tried a touch up kit before but don’t mind giving it a try if it’s doable for the pics below? If so then any recommendations as to which kit to go for?
Cheers

[Mexman]

Just obtain a normal touch up tube of paint with brush, touch in. Job done.
Smart repair would not be doable properly, as damage is too widespread and into a large panel.
Not sure of what answer you are looking to get?

[paintman]

You're likely to find a SMART repairer won't be interested in just touching in a few odd chips.
Chipsaway stopped doing chips around 9/10 years ago when they changed from solvent base colour coat to water base - their tag line changed from 'We paint the chips not the car' to 'On the spot paint repairs'.

Get a touch-up kit from Halfords or the dealer.
Use a straightened out paper clip to apply the colour coat into the chip - much more accurate than the 3" paintbrush that comes with touch-up kits.
Some will talk about keeping applying paint until its proud of the surface then sanding it down & polishing. Try it if you like but you risk damaging the area & big chips aren't going to become invisible. Settle for coloring them in & taking the eye off it.

[Zetec-S]

Thanks for the replies - touch up kit and paper clip it is then