Dupli-Color ASF0104 Universal Flat Black Exact-Match Scratch Fix All-in-1 Touch-Up Paint - 0.5 oz.

Perfect color match to fill in dits on my 2009 Toyota Corolla Super White hood and all around car! Could hardly tell where it was afterward! Easy to use, dries quick. Was able to polish car almost immediately after use.

exact match for my ford edge sport

A good match for my 2008 F-150 with paint code "DX" which is a dark blue. The match was not perfect, but it was good enough. This paint goes on easily enough and dries fast. I like the included clear coat. This touch up paint doesn't hide the scrapes and dings on my truck but it makes the damage look much less obvious. My only complaint is the $18 price. What a total rip off.

Bought for my mom who found a few spots with thin scratches on her car, most like from parking lots… Anyway, we gave this a try since it wasn’t to the point of needing professional repairs. This touch up paint appears to have good quality and coverage. Quick drying time, and appearance is great. You wouldn’t know it was used unless it’s pointed out and get super close. This was a nice product for the value, not overly priced.

Awesome product. Perfect match on the touch up paint

Paint seemed to be okay, but the color didn't match the paint code on my truck. Not sure why, but I do use the clear coat end from time to time anyway. Not a lot of paint in the pen but it's okay for a small touch up anyway. Double check your codes and reviews before you order. :P

After shaking the tube for several minutes the content looked like clear coat with some metal flakes in. Over the next 15 minutes I would shake the tube for a couple of minutes and then check the results and after 15 minutes the best I got was a silver looking transparent color you could see through with metallic chips. I have use this exact same type of touch up pen on my Nissan truck and my Ford mustang with great results! The paint has always mixed with no problems and it has matched the factory color of my truck and mustang. I don't know if this was old stock that the paint had separated and dried out or what but it was a waste of time and money! The grey in the picture is not the paint that is the factory primer. The little white specks are the paint and you can see where it over laps the factor white paint it looks grayish silver no what to it at all.

Matches my ford bronco paint perfect!