touch up pen

[Chadatious 0]

Okay I've put the touch up primer on my car, but......, it kind of ran a little. What's the best EU to get the runs off, their dry but I don't want to damage the good paint

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

T-cut ??

[XS1100 0]

Tcut In fact I have used toothpast before

[dick65 0]

@Davehutch wrote:

T-cut ??

@XS1100 wrote:

Tcut

too

[Chadatious 0]

Yeah okay thanx

[cpt_pants 0]

@XS1100 wrote:

Tcut In fact I have used toothpast before

This will also leave you with a nice minty smell..

[XS1100 0]

Keeps the Bears away when camping!

[streetfighter 0]

get yourself a cutting compund rub it in lightly then buff up with a polish

[gavlar1200 0]

Don't use T-cut. Use something like Auto glym super resin polish. T-cut will marr your paintwork and need polishing after anyway. AG Super polish is full of micro abrasives that break down whilst you are using it.

[madcarper 0]

you will have to flat any runs with wet and dry and a block.

[Kenb 0]

1200 to 1500 W&D take your time rub gently and don't rub in one place, spread the area evenly. 30 minutes should sort it.

[Kenb 0]

Chad.

If you are uncertain what to do my advice is treat the run as though you have applied a filler. Flat it back until its flush with the surrounding area.

[Chadatious 0]

Won't that scratch the paint thou

[lee1 1]

@Chadatious wrote:

Won't that scratch the paint thou

not if you use the correct wet and dry,as you will be polishing it

[Kenb 0]

@Chadatious wrote:

Won't that scratch the paint thou

Did say earlier 1200 to 1500 grit. You did say primer run. Do not worry about breaking slightly with the 1200/1500 into the colour paintwork alongside the area you are priming as this will help make a better finished paint job.

[RichardH 0]

Chad stop being a ponce about it and use the side of a matchbox it will be fine.