Was thinking of touching up some spots on my Gios with some Gios-Supplied paint. What would be the correct thinner to use if I went the airbrush route? Additionally, some of the chips and scratches are down to the steel. This was original primed in red, suggestions for a touch up primer? Sorry if these have been asked, I have been the best at keeping up with this thread.
Thanks.
Sean Flores
San Francisco, CA
USA
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> Peter,
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> What color is it? Did it come off down to the primer, or did just some color or pearl coat come off? The proper fix-it for that is an airbrush.
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> Brian Baylis
> La Mesa, CA
> Too bad touch-ups are such a paint in the ass. But it really makes a mess of trying to make even a modest living in the paint business.