ScratchesHappen | Premium Touch Up Paint Kits

When Scratches Happen,

we’ve got you covered with premium touch up paint kits.

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When Scratches Happen,

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Blend In With The Best

Custom mixed paint and color-matched primer ensure you get great results, every time.

ScratchesHappen - Automotive & Motorcycle Touch Up Paint Kits

Everything Needed

Scratches come in different shapes and sizes. We include multiple options so you’re ready for anything.
Great Value

Each kit helps you fix multiple scratches. Many times, cheaper than your local body shop.
Durable Finish

High quality paint and custom formulated clear coat with extra hardeners make for repairs that last.
Great Service

No matter where you are, each kit ships fast. If you require any assistance, we are here to help.

Color Matching the Most Popular Brands

We carry specially-formulated paint colors, compatible with every major automotive manufacturer.

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Perfect Results with Our Simple Process

Detailed instructions take out all the guesswork. Simply follow the steps and you can’t go wrong.

surface

Prepare the Surface

For best results, start with a smooth level surface. Once repairs are completed, thoroughly clean and clear the area of debris.

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Apply the Paint

Depending on the level of damage, you may need to apply a primer to help fill in the blemish. Then, apply the paint color per instructions.

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Clear Coat & Polish

To achieve a perfect color match and durable finish, a clear coat should be applied. Follow the instructions to finish with a polish.

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