ACDelcoGM Original Equipment 19367652 Summit White/Olympic White (WA8624) Four-In-One Touch-Up Paint Pen, 0.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

This is my 3rd. Pair of these shoes - absolutely love them!!

I purchased this paint before for my car. Matches perfectly.

Color is on point easy application, great product.

Matches the factory paint just like they said it would. Blends in fairly well. Right up on it you can see a difference but if you stand back about 2-3 feet, can't even tell that you have touched it up. Very useful for small scrapes and chips in the paint but wouldn't recommend using it for anything larger than a penny. Reason I say that is this paint dries very quickly, so if you can't get the spot you need to cover in one or two touches with the brush applicator you will likely start to pull at the tacky drying paint when you touch it with the wet brush. This is not easy to fix and the more you try the worse it gets. The clear coat needs to be applied in the least amount of touches as well or you will see brush marks when it dries. All in all it's a really useful and extremely cost effective alternative to going to a body shop for small paint scratches/chips repairs. Make sure to follow instructions, very important if you want your repairs to look good. Only 4 stars because the paint pen tip stopped up after first use and wouldn't work anymore. Able to make do with small brush applicator but had to be more careful.

nice match

This is a great paint touch up package only missing a few items. The paint color, clear coat, and sanding tip are all great for this type of project, but you can make it even better by taking a few more steps. I've tried the Dr. ColorChip formulas but found them a bit wanting. If you are just repairing tiny (and not deep) scratches or chips, this ACDelco Four-In-One-Touch-Up Paint kit will do the job. But if you are dealing with heavier hits, like stones or debris from the highway, a bit more effort will give you a much more satisfactory result. Before attempting this type of repair, try out the technique on a piece of painted metal that you can put a similar chip in. Also important here in your testing is to replicate the surface to be repaired. If it is a flat surface like a hood, that is one thing, but if it's a vertical surface like a front bumper, a whole different touch is required. The laws of gravity can ruin your efforts if you don't take them into consideration.Order a Pratley Powda Bond kit, an automotive plastic glue that you can buy on Amazon. Before mixing and applying this glue, use the sanding chip included in the ACDelco package or buy the 'Extra Thin Fiberglass Scratch Brush' on Amazon for about $12.00. Using a magnifying class with the fine tip scratch brush will allow you to make certain that you have a clean and abraded surface to apply the Powda Bond to. Always use eye protection and gloves when working with fiberglass scratch pens to avoid the tiny pieces that can flake off and cause a problem for you.Mix the ingredients in the Pratley Powda Bond kit to the consistency of thick paint. After cleaning out the chip, dab a small amount of the Powda Bond mixture into the hole to be repaired, smoothing it out until it evenly fills the hole. Use the magnifying glass to check your progress and try to avoid overfilling it since there must be enough space left over for the ACDelco paint and clear coat. If it's a really deep chip, use another small amount of the Powda Bond, let it dry, and then sand very lightly with a 2000 grit sandpaper. Now apply a very small amount of the ACDelco paint and (if required) add additional layers until the paint is even with the surface. The magnifying glass comes in very handy for this purpose assuming that you have a good light source to examine your job. If the paint does not dry completely flat, again very gently sand the painted surface, taking care not to sand any of the surrounding area. After that, apply the clear coat finish, let it dry, and buff it with a rubbing compound until the repaired area matches the surrounding undamaged paint.You can see why practicing on another piece of painted metal first can be an effective way to test your talents and maybe improve upon them before attacking the real problem. The whole theory of touch-up paint repair is to make it as invisible as possible, a task that takes a bit of effort to perfect. Once you have it down, it's easy to impress your friends with your new skill. Be careful who you show it to or you may soon be moonlighting in a new profession.

Its more yellow than pure white. Needed "summit white" for a GMC.

Great value for a GM part. Much cheaper than buying it from the dealership. It is an exact color match I needed. Fortunately, I don't need to apply it yet. It does look like it is easy to use.