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See how Dr. ColorChip has improved rock chips, road rash, scratches and scuffs while preserving the vehicle’s original factory finish.

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What to expect

Professional-looking improvement without repainting

Dr. ColorChip is designed to make minor paint damage far less noticeable. The chip or scratch may still be detectable at very close range, but color and visual continuity are restored.

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Rock Chips & Road Rash

Examples from hoods, bumpers and front-end panels across light, dark, metallic and solid factory colors.

Rock Chips & Road Rash Scratches & Scuffs Watch the Process

Before and after repair of paint chips on a white Audi S4 front bumper and hood using Dr. ColorChip.

Audi S4 Front Bumper Paint Chip Repair

Paint chips on this white Audi S4 front end were dramatically reduced while preserving the factory finish.

Before and after repair of severe road rash on a burgundy front bumper using Dr. ColorChip.

Chevy Malibu Front Bumper Road Rash Repair

Hundreds of road-rash marks on this burgundy bumper were blended into a cleaner, more uniform finish.

Before and after repair of rock chips on a Victory Red Chevy Silverado hood using Dr. ColorChip.

Chevy Silverado Victory Red Hood Repair

Numerous hood chips were dramatically reduced without repainting the factory panel.

Before and after repair of road rash and paint chips on a black Honda hood using Dr. ColorChip.

Black Honda Hood Road Rash Repair

Chips, road rash and surface damage were blended and concealed across this black hood.

Before and after repair of severe road rash on a dark-blue Honda hood using Dr. ColorChip.

Blue Honda Hood Road Rash Repair

Extensive road rash on this dark-blue hood was dramatically reduced, restoring color and gloss.

Before and after repair of many stone chips on a red Mitsubishi fender using Dr. ColorChip.

Mitsubishi Red Fender Paint Chip Repair

Hundreds of small chips were blended into a cleaner red finish.

Before and after repair of paint chips on a blue Ford Mustang front bumper using Dr. ColorChip.

Ford Mustang Front Bumper Repair

Paint chips and road rash were concealed without repainting the bumper.

Before and after repair of hundreds of chips on a red Honda S2000 hood using Dr. ColorChip.

Honda S2000 Red Hood Repair

Heavy stone-chip damage was dramatically reduced while retaining the original paint.

Before and after repair of stone chips on a red Mitsubishi hood using Dr. ColorChip.

Mitsubishi Red Hood Stone-Chip Repair

Road rash and chips were reduced across this red hood.

Before and after repair of paint chips on a green BMW hood using Dr. ColorChip.

BMW Hood Paint Chip Repair

Numerous chips were blended into the factory finish on this green BMW hood.

Before and after repair of severe road rash on a white Toyota front bumper using Dr. ColorChip.

Toyota White Bumper Road Rash Repair

Heavy road rash was concealed across this white front bumper.

Before and after repair of many rock chips on a champagne-silver bumper using Dr. ColorChip.

Champagne Silver Bumper Repair

Hundreds of visible chips were dramatically reduced on this champagne-silver bumper.

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Scratches & Scuffs

Dr. ColorChip works best where a scratch or scuff has removed paint. Clearcoat-only marks may require polishing instead.

Before and after repair of scratches on a Hyundai Santa Fe rear bumper using Dr. ColorChip.

Hyundai Santa Fe Rear Bumper Scratch Repair

Scratches and missing paint were dramatically reduced without repainting the bumper.

Before and after repair of a pearl-white front bumper scuff using Dr. ColorChip.

Pearl White Front Bumper Scuff Repair

Surface scuffs and missing paint were reduced on this pearl-white bumper.

Before and after repair of a scratch on a white Porsche bumper using Dr. ColorChip.

White Porsche Bumper Scratch Repair

A noticeable scratch and paint blemish were blended into the surrounding finish.

Not every scratch needs touch-up paint. If your fingernail does not catch and no primer or substrate is visible, review our scratch-identification guide before ordering.

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