[ChargerHellcat]

Curious what everyone is using for their touch up paint for their frozen colors. After 400 miles and a second car wash. I already have some marks - I'm going to stop driving it until I get my front ppf. In the mean time I would like to touch up some spots. Not sure if these paints are super soft. A little surprise how many little chips I have already.

[jeffrc3m3]

Originally Posted by ChargerHellcat

Curious what everyone is using for their touch up paint for their frozen colors. After 400 miles and a second car wash. I already have some marks - I'm going to stop driving it until I get my front ppf. In the mean time I would like to touch up some spots. Not sure if these paints are super soft. A little surprise how many little chips I have already.

I believe you have FDG. I used this for a minor chip and was happy with the match. Never going to be perfect but the result was better with touch up.

PAINT2FIX Frozen Dark Grey Met Matt P6N Touch Up Paint f... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XJJDCW4...UTF8&psc=1

[psylovibe]

I don't know, but this year our (NY) roads are just terrible. Ask your paint shop to mix you a small sample of BMW code P6N. You can also ask your PPF installer if they're able to get some while doing the work. I also recommend you get some mud flaps, at least for the front wheels.

Also, I recommend windshield film protector. My windshield has a lot of nicks.

[ChargerHellcat]

Originally Posted by psylovibe

I don't know, but this year our (NY) roads are just terrible. Ask your paint shop to mix you a small sample of BMW code P6N. You can also ask your PPF installer if they're able to get some while doing the work. I also recommend you get some mud flaps, at least for the front wheels.

Also, I recommend windshield film protector. My windshield has a lot of nicks.

I agree. However, I think it happened with a truck towing something in my particular instances. I saw stones bouncing. I slow down but I think by then a lot of the stones hit a lot of the passenger side of my car. I have like 5 chips all on that side.

I'll definitely considering getting the windshield wrap. If this wasn't a frozen a paint. I wouldn't even care lol.

[ChargerHellcat]

Originally Posted by jeffrc3m3

I believe you have FDG. I used this for a minor chip and was happy with the match. Never going to be perfect but the result was better with touch up.

PAINT2FIX Frozen Dark Grey Met Matt P6N Touch Up Paint f... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XJJDCW4...UTF8&psc=1

Thank you. That's what I saw when I did some goggling. I just wanted to confirm. No need to be perfect, anything better than a huge ass white dot though lol.

[Custom Install]

Originally Posted by ChargerHellcat

Curious what everyone is using for their touch up paint for their frozen colors. After 400 miles and a second car wash. I already have some marks - I'm going to stop driving it until I get my front ppf. In the mean time I would like to touch up some spots. Not sure if these paints are super soft. A little surprise how many little chips I have already.

I'm at 1300 miles and have a quite a few on the rear arches and the front doors.
As you mentioned they are white and stand out on FDG a lot.
I'll also try the touch up linked in this post but plan on front mudguards

[kDot17]

Originally Posted by ChargerHellcat

Curious what everyone is using for their touch up paint for their frozen colors. After 400 miles and a second car wash. I already have some marks - I'm going to stop driving it until I get my front ppf. In the mean time I would like to touch up some spots. Not sure if these paints are super soft. A little surprise how many little chips I have already.

I totally get it. The day I bought my last car (2020 STI) I got a rock chip on the front bumper on my way home from the dealer