Hot Lava Touch-Up paint?
#1
Hot Lava Touch-Up paint?
Parallel parking, I scuffed my rear fender behind the tire about the size of a quarter. I think I could sand and repaint myself, do you know where I can find touch-up paint? Thanks everyone.
-Cathe
-Cathe
#2
Best option would be to just go to a body shop & they can mix you a small amount (they shouldn't charge more than $15-$20). I used to do that when my car was blue & used a pinstriping brush. It definitely won't be a PERFECT match though since the Hot Lava's are quite a few yrs old & your original paint is going to be slightly faded.
Good luck!
Good luck!
#4
Best option would be to just go to a body shop & they can mix you a small amount (they shouldn't charge more than $15-$20). I used to do that when my car was blue & used a pinstriping brush. It definitely won't be a PERFECT match though since the Hot Lava's are quite a few yrs old & your original paint is going to be slightly faded.
Good luck!
Good luck!
#6
for sure. anyway, touch up paint isn't even expensive from the dealership. but im assuming the question is availability? I'm sure if you have proof (your car...) that you're an RS owner, dealer should be able to get you touch up. (only reason i say that is because i heard scion/toyota is paranoid about releasing RS parts/colors/etc. to non-RS owners)
#12
lol, I'm sorry...I saw "hot lava" and my brain immediately went to gen 1 xB.
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