PMPC-19500-7226A Genuine Touch-Up Paint, Clear/Silver

Glad I purchased this Ford touch-up paint. It was a great match for the color of my car. Easy to use and includes a clear coat for after the base caot dries.

I used this over the weekend and still cant believe how great the results are! Color matched my car's paint perfectly! (2012 Ford Taurus, Ext. paint color within door states "UX") The chisel tip worked great at prepping the service, then I cleaned it all with some rubbing alcohol to remove any contaminants, let the sun bake it dry, then applied the paint. I used two to three very thin coats and shook up the paint each time to ensure the metallic flakes were well mixed up. I did two light coats of the clear/topcoat and man, it looks great! You have to get very close to see the difference and/or where I touched up the paint. Very happy with the results!

Good paint but verify the color. I was not happy with Ford's iconic silver. It did not match.

I used this to touch up 2018 Transit 350 XLT Ecoboost passenger van. The color is spot on and the applicator was easy to use.

Clear coat application a challenge, especially when 2nd time, 3rd time, etc use is required. This is because the clearcoat application brush end has a tendency to gum up threads if you use the reservoir edge to remove excess clearcoat liquid during use.

This is not the product to use unless you already have plenty of experience. It does not self level, it's extremely hard to apply and by the time you do sand it back down, you'll end up with a larger blemish than you had when you started. As I see it, you have three real options, get a professional or a detailer to fix it, deal with the scratch, or put a sticker over it. This is not the solution for inexperienced users. Save your money.

Was able to cover up a few small scratches with this.

Ok here's the deal: I've read the bad reviews on this thing. I bought one because I've got some scratches I wanted to cover before they eventually turn to rust. I now realize the people who wrote the bad reviews are clueless. A paint pen is NOT a miracle cure. It doesn't restore your car/truck's damaged paint back to flawless condition. Shoot, half of the responsibility for how the fix-up looks is based off the skill of the user. In this "pen" you get one side with a very fine tipped brush dipped in a well for paint, and on the other you get a very small sponge applicator dipped in a well for clear coat. It's up to the user to shake well, have patience and apply delicately and slowly. Follow the instructions for curing both the paint and the clear coat and you should do fine. No, you're not hitting a dang undo button on a video game where your ride just forgets all it's blemishes. You're using a $20 paint pen/brush to repair, to the best of your ability, whatever has marked up your paint. Buy it. It's a good solve for the price and if you take your time your handiwork will actually come out not half-bad. And anything is worth making sure your body doesn't eventually rust.