ScratchesHappen Exact-Match Touch Up Paint Kit - Snow White Pearl (SWP) Tricoat for Kia - Essential (Paint + Clear Coat)

I bought the titanium silver metallic paint for my 2013 kia optima and the color is fairly close. The thing with metallic paint is that it's very difficult to match as the color and shine changes depending on the angle. The paint comes fairly close but you want to go in thin layers and build it to match. However my problem with this paint is that it doesn't seem very durable. I touched up my car and gave it 14-15 hours to dry and gave an hour with a clear coat. When I tried to polish the area to finish it, it removed the paint that I touched up and it removed it like it was nothing. I touched it up again so we'll see if it'll stick after a full 24 hours but I've never had this happen with the paint in those touch up pens so I think the quality of the paint itself is poor or the primer in it is not as good.

Used this on a Black Kia and the color was spot on. Thin coats are key and letting everything dry is important. The "solvent" has a blue tint to it in both the paint and the clear that really shows on black paint.I ended up thinning the paint and using it in a cordless airbrush. Superior results to trying to make a smooth layer. I also just skipped using the clear. For a deep scratch, my steps were fill scratch, primer, wetsand, airbrush with ipa thinned paint, mask, spray can clearcoat, wetland, compound, polish.

I thought first that the titanium silver didn't match but you have to wait and redo it a few times.

It's more then enough paint to do touch up, my car was keyed from the front door to the rear door and the brush made it easier to use.

I am still working on the scratches. I got the economy/essentials and it doesn't have primer or the towel that (both are mentioned in the instructions). The scratches are pretty superficial so I went ahead but it would have been nice the description was a little more clear (ie, you will need primer if....)

Good match touch up paint for my car

This is not paint. I don’t know what this is. It’s some cloudy watery substance. I have used touch up paint on all of my vehicles. This is my first time buying paint for this vehicle and the first time buying this brand. I do mot know what’s in this bottle, but it is most definitely not paint. And yes, I shook the bottle vigorously as instructed. Total rip off and scam.

(4SS/YSS) Was a great color match for my 2016 Forte