this link has 2 kinds of touch up paint for sale

http://www.courtesyparts.com/350z/paint.html

i have a quarter size scratch on the rear bumper and wanted to know if anyone has used either the nissian touch up paint or the touch up paint pen? which one would work the easier and better?

thanks

sidemarker

 

either should work.. i would go with the paint and get an extremely fine brush to apply it with

 

With the size of your nick I'd go with the paint.I use the pen for smaller ares.

 

What about for key marks? Should I use the pen?

 

thanks for the feedback

sidemarker

 

Good Post...i almost bought a more expensive paint pen from another manufacturer but i just ordered mine from Courtesy.

On the body next to the door handle, my keychain with 6 or 7 keys smacked against the paint when i was holding my left hand against the doorway while i tried to pull a something out of the passenger seat with my right hand. So now i have a couple of scratches on the body...the pen should be perfect for thin scratches.

If the surface area is larger, i.e., areas chipped away i would use the brush touch up paint.

 

I got the pen from courtesy and I tried it the other day. It works pretty well. It's pretty easy to control. (I could never use the brush paints, but maybe that's cause I only used the crappy brushes that come in the paint bottle.) No complaints with the pen, though.

 

I got the pen in the mail the other day from courtesy parts--great site! Some truck threw a rock at me the other day (no I wasn't tailgating!) and nicked a tiny spot right next to my left headlight. I am just nervous about using the pen. Anyone get the Brickyard pen? Does the paint match exactly? I just don't want it to look obvious. All of my other cars I have used touch up paint on, the color difference was completely obvious (and I used dealer-sold paint too). Maybe it was because all of my other cars were red/faded a little??? Please let me know about the color match. Thanks