Chipex

[Yeti]

Anyone ever used this stuff - http://www.chipex.co.uk/

Just bought a kit to touch-up a couple of very minor chips, so will be interested to see if it's as good as it looks.

 

[maverick]

I was just about to post asking for recommendation of stone chips repair kiis so you have saved me the trouble ;-)

 

[hodroyd]

Never used it but interesting for tiny chips..!! Would be interested on the result and how the match is on older paintwork..!!

 

[Felonious Crud]

No, but it sells itself well on the website. I look forward to seeing how you get on. It would be good if you can share before / after photos. My front-end needs some love and attention and this may do the trick by the looks of it.

 

[Yeti]

A friend of mine put me onto it. He has one of the Prodrive Mazda RX8's and had quite a few nasty chips on the front. He said the Chipex was a doddle to use, and I have to admit I couldn't find where he had touched it in. If you watch the video on the website it seems too good to be true. I hope to be doing mine this week if we get a decent dry day.

 

[Felonious Crud]

Dr. Colorchip is an American product which looks similar. I wonder if it's the same thing re-branded for the UK.

 

[hukent]

Used it on my 3200, have to say I was very impressed, easy to use, and excellent result.

 

[hodroyd]

Any before and after Hukent..??

 

[roger102]

mmm let us know the results

 

[maverick]

I have ordered some to , got some nasty chips on the edge of the drivers door and one on the front bumper ,will be interesting how it goes .

 

[hukent]

Any before and after Hukent..??

I did have, because if you send them to Chipex, they send you another kit, in any colour you wish for FREE.
I just can't find the pics. on my P.C at the moment!!!!!!!