This makes it easier to be precise and improves the chances of your touch-up blending with the existing paint. Also, the paint shrinks as it dries, so apply just slightly more paint than you think ...

Use the small brush or toothpick to apply touch up paint as evenly as possible. Take care not to apply the paint in a thick coat, which can lead to running or bubbling. Don’t sand or treat the ...

Now you must apply the touch up paint that you bought. Take a very small brush and apply several layer of the paint on the damaged surface till it evens out with the rest of the surrounding area.

In the space in which you will be blending your touch up paint with the existing paint, (the blend panel), use something finer, such as 1000-1500 grit wet sandpaper. You’re looking for a smooth ...