I had my rims powder coated flat black, and they look really nice.

Problem is, I did get some very minor curb damage to one of them the other day, and I would like to cover it up with some touch up paint. Unfortunately, all the websites I try (automotivetouchup.com, paintscratch.com, etc...) want a paint code, or a year/make/model. None of them sell flat black, as far as I can tell.

Anyone have a source for flat black touch up paint, in 1/2 oz or 2 oz bottle, not the spray on can, but the brush on, or a touch up pen?

 

http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CJcBEPMCMAA

Looks like they have them all over the place. Or are you asking for a specifically recommended store?

 

theres flat black at any local checkers/schucks etc.

 

If you are looking for regular flat black,its available in all the chain auto parts stores.
Dupli Color NG SF 104 UNIVERSAL FLAT BLACK in the usual 1/2oz touch up bottle.
IMO,if you are trying to touch up powder coat,a flat black would be too FLAT.
I'd mix in some gloss black to give some depth.You can get regular gloss black from
Dupli Color.

 

They readily make normal full flat black powdercoats..flat as a stove paint.. id be shocked if it weren't so for the OP.
very common .

 

So, apparently I am dumb. I couldn't seem to find those on amazon. Anyways, ordered some, I will see how it turns out.

Thanks for the help.