If you use a Tesla touch-up pen properly, you can get a nice finish without having to take your car to the body shop. They will be nearly body-shop perfect and are made to repair small damage, such as chips and scratches, to make them less noticeable. The damage will blend in as long as you get the correct paint and apply it according to the instructions.

Because Intermix Supplies Tesla touch-up pens are a perfect match for the original paint color, they are mixed to order. Your original paint may have faded if your automobile is older; this is common, but it does make the color of your pen seem more vivid in contrast. 

To bring out more of the original color and sheen, you can blend in the repair with additional products such as wax polish.

Your Tesla only needs a primer if there is any rust and the chip or scratch extends all the way to the metal. In most situations, a lacquer is advised, particularly when using metallic paints. It will give your Tesla the flawless finish it deserves and should be applied 24 hours after the colored coat.

You can fix scratches on your car's bodywork as long as you use spray paint made especially for touch-ups. Unlike the conventional 2k non-air-dried paint, Intermix Supplies color-matched touch-up aerosol contains our specially formulated 1k paint.

It will therefore undoubtedly function on your Tesla. In addition, it is combined and color-matched according to order. After the harm has been fixed, you won't remember it ever happened. Just enter your vehicle's registration number into our reg look-up tool, choose the product you need, and we'll take care of the rest to purchase your car's color-matched paint. 

The Intermix Supplies color-match touch-up bottle is especially helpful for repairing chips and scratches on your Tesla. To utilize it correctly, take the actions listed below:

• Prepare and clean: To minimize any flaws, start by using wet and dry sandpaper to smooth the surface.
• Apply a primer (optional): Intermix Supplies Primer is recommended if you are dealing with a deep scratch or chip or if exposed metal or plastic is visible.
• Shake to mix: To ensure that the color-match paint is well mixed, shake it for two to three minutes. Next, remove any extra paint by scraping it off the brush stem against the bottle.
• Test the paint: To see if the colors match, apply a tiny bit of paint to the damaged area. After that, let it sit for fifteen minutes to dry. Please note that when wet, the paint color may appear different.
• Apply the paint: Make sure the paint stays in the damaged area by using the brush to apply light, thin coats in smooth strokes.
• Check for a second coat: After 15 minutes of drying, check to see if a second coat is necessary.
• Wait for the paint to set: Before lacquering or polishing your Tesla, wait an hour for the last application of color-matched touch-up paint to cure.