[Big Nodge]

You know what that thread title means. Was chatting with my father-in-law, distracted, and pulled too far into a parking spot this weekend. Only a light tap, but enough to chip the matte black plastic a bit on the bottom edge of the lip. Just visible from the front, so I think with a little touch-up pain I will be able to avoid freaking out about it. Worst part is I have no one to blame but myself, just careless. Well I blame my father-in-law on some level, of course.

Anyway, was going to just get some flat black Rustoleum touch-up paint from Home Depot , but before I did I figured I'd post and see if anyone has done this and found a touch-up paint that worked/matched particularly well. If so, let me know what worked. If not, I'll update the thread with how the Home Depot route comes out.

[kenwelch]

This does not require and adhesion promoter to stick to any bare plastic areas.
https://www.semproducts.com/refinish...umper-coatertm

There is a video link and other resource links on the above page that should be helpful.

[Big Nodge]

Thanks, I'll check that out. I guess the implication is that a standard touch-up paint like you'd use on paint won't adhere to the plastic properly?

[Big Nodge]

Well, so far I decided to go the scientific, high-end route for this touch-up: a sharpie. Works for me as it's on the underside of the lip and not all that visible.