Dr Colorchip ,Touch Up Paint System. I gave it a shot. Here are my results 

Another great video B I'm going to order it & try it out myself I wasn't happy with the dealer kit. I had about the same Results as you did with your dealer kit. This stuff looks like it will have better results.

Very thorough demonstration B man👍 After seeing the results I would try it!

Late night at the show we see Professor B!💪🏽 Thanks for the walk-through!

My wife has a small chip on the bottom of her bumper on her Daytona. I am going to give it a shot. Thanks for the info.

Wow. Thank you for the Doctor Chip video. I have seen their ads and wondered the same as you. I will give it a try. Did a great job on your Hellcat. Great video! Thanks B!

Your ceiling light acts like a PDR shop. Really shows that small doink you got too.

I need to get me some of that for the wife's car! Thanks for the video!

I also have a Redline Red, and scraped the front bumper when I took it off (SMH). Been looking for ways to fix it without having the entire front bumper redone, and this helps .

It does work. I’ve been using it for a few years

In my experience. These are better for small chips and not so much for scratches unfortunately Still far easier to use and correct vs a dealer kit. The real star is the sealact solution. It's like a magic eraser Thank you for the real world diy.

Awesome videos so far how are you cleaning your squeegees?

I have an unrelated question. How can I tell if I have an hp70 or hp75 transmission in my eight speed 2016 ram 1500. I would love for you to educate us on this topic (differences, costs, reliability, which vehicle configurations get which) or direct me to the video that does if it's out there. I apologize for being so far off topic

Nice.

I tried this stuff a million times, you really can't touch the sealact to your repair or it pulls it out in my experience, I try to stay on the edges and barely touch the repair area to level

Sorry but I'm not seeing that it is worth all that effort. You put it on but are taking it right back off.

that looks horrible, almost like you didn't do anything

You applied wrong, didn’t wait 2 to 3 minutes. Other than that a half ass job.

Think the best methos is the old school. Wet sand to level and clean. Then fill with fail to cover. Then fill with clear but leave a slight raised mound. Then level again with sand paper. Then polish. This have lroven to be the most effective way to hide chips. If you donit very carefully, you can get it to 95%

I wonder if yoi can wet sand that paint a month later to level it

Doctor color gouge.