GM Original Equipment 19367652 Summit White/Olympic White (WA8624) Four-In-One Touch-Up Paint Pen, 0.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

The brush could be better.

Perfect paint match for my 2004 chevy silverado

I own a 2021 Silverado and this matched the paint perfectly. This product is perfect if you have tiny rock chips, that drive you crazy. Unfortunately, I did not snap a before picture; however, it completely conceals paint chips and protects your vehicle from rust! It adheres to the metal spots on your vehicle perfectly, and is extremely durable! As someone who used the black ACDELCO pen on my old 2012 Silverado, I can assure you all that this product works! (Make sure you prep your work area and use waterless car wash, before you apply to your vehicle to ensure the best adhesion for long term!) Furthermore, as someone who is constantly detailing my vehicle, and lets little imperfections bother me; this is the perfect solution for cheap! If you are looking for a cheap and effective solution, this is the product you want in your detailing bag!

Perfect match and great application!

This product is very good at touch-ups and even larger scrapes or chips. It has the paint and a top layer clear coat with applicators for each in one small pen. There is a deceptibly large amount of paint for a small package. I had some larger chips to fill in and I bought 2 pens and didn't need the second one. What you don't get with this package is an easy way to touch up the touch up work you're doing. Unlike painting a wall, you can't go back and fix or make the touch-up area look better. The more you try to fix an area the worse the paint area becomes. For instance, it drys so quickly that becomes uneven and repeared applications starts to tower over (be raised higher) than the original paint that it surrounds it. I found this out on the first large area I tried to fix. Also, prep the area by cleaning with rubbing alcohol to remove dirt and paint transfer streaks. So it seems best to accept the original flaws rather then go back over to try to fix the paint,, because it just makes it worse. There is no easy way to remove layers without sanding and possibly ruin the surrounding good original. Also don't expect a perfect match as the paint that you put it on looks brighter and newer than the surrounding original paint. You can try to blend the area with ultra fine sandpaper (3000 grit or higher) and use a really good top code fixing car wax (turtle wax scratch repair or other) (not easy and nerve racking). Note, the after picture above is not blended yet.. I ran out of time and wanted the new paint to cure and age first.. That said you can still see a slight shading difference to the original paint that is on the car due to the oxidation in age of the original paint on the car. If you're willing to live with those limitations, this is an excellent product that from 2 to 5 feet away looks good and could save hundreds of dollars in body shop work. The car I was working on for my daughter was quoted as 2100 dollars for repair. She is thrilled her car looks "normal" now.

Works well