“All in One” Paint Pen & Primer Pen Reviews

3.9 Rating 33 Reviews

About Touch Up Paint Factory:

Touch Up Paint Factory (TUPF) was created to offer the DIY user the best possible paint and repair products so as to achieve a professional quality repair at home.

All of our products and chemistry is of the highest possible professional grade as we do not look to compromise on quality so as to give you the best possible tools to complete the best possible repair.

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“Easy to order, Quick delivery, Quality product with clear instructions”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Quick and easy to order,fast delivery.reasonable priced .couldn’t ask for anymore”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Excellent product so easy to use and a fabulous Finnish”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Posted 2 years ago

“Ordered the pen kit (with primer) to cover a few small stone chips, a light scratch on a door panel and some other minor areas. The kit came with some instructions and the color match (after just putting my registration in) was excellent. If I'm honest the chiseled nib of the pen was hard to get good control of in very small areas, would have been better with a smaller nib (or choice of nibs). Inevitably paint was spilled over onto existing paintwork however I left this overnight to dry and used a rubbing compound to clear this off. I did try 1500-2000 sanding but was easier with the compound. I'm a total novice at this so wasn't expecting perfect results but it looks better than it did before (almost unnoticeable unless at very close distance) so I'm pleased with the result.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Having noticed a few stone chips on my white BMW I thought I would give this a try and it was very good. Delivered quickly and good quality easy to use kit.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Paint is good quality. and nice and thick to give a good covering. However the "nib" applicator is supposed to release the paint by a "few" depressions of it on its spring-loaded mounting. In factthis proved to be more difficult than described.I had to shake the pen for a long time and depress the nib countess times before it was released. Also I think a brush applicator would be a good addition.”