CHIPEX PAINT CHIP REPAIR SYSTEM – HOW TO REMOVE STONE CHIPS
Developed using a specially formulated colour match technology, Chipex touch up paint is incredibly simple to use at home to achieve professional results in no time at all.
Just go to www.chipex.co.uk and enter your registration and they will send you your personalised colour matched set.
How It Works
Finding the perfect touch up paint colour for your car couldn’t be easier thanks to our handy little colour code finder tool. All you need to do is enter your car registration, and the tool will find you the perfect match – guaranteed.
Alternatively, you can use the method of locating your paint colour code from directly inside your car. Depending on the model, the location might vary, so our detailed guide below will walk you through how to find your paint code.
Find Your Colour Code with Your Registration
The quickest and most efficient way to find your car touch up paint colour code is by using our colour code finder tool.
Simply add your registration number, and the tool does all the work for you. Not only that, but it’s guaranteed to find the exact colour match for your Audi touch up paint, so you’ll never even know there was a scratch there.
Try it for yourself and pop your registration in.
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My car is an Audi A3 s line in glacier white!
Good honest assessment!
Hi, I don’t know it seems to me the dabbing after 5minute wait is causing more problems, did you try the process without dabbing the paint,
I have a Turbo Blue TTS and really into my detailing but the white stone chips on the bonnet are soul destroying. I think modern paints aren't as durable. It has only got 23k on the clock and has more chips than my 20 year old Fiesta. I used Chippex on my previous car a Red Scirocco. The colour match was great but I found it washed out after a few washes. I did follow the instructions My Kranzle jet wash does pump out a lot of water but I did reduce the pressure as well.
PPF film is the way to go! Had my whole TTS done back in October when I purchased brand new. Expensive, but not one scratch nor nic in my 9 months of ownership