Genuine Mazda (0000-91-42A) Touch-Up Paint - .44 fl. oz.

Take your time using very small dots of touch up paint and you can get good results. The very fine tip on the paint pen allows you to do this. Squeeze too hard, though and you’ll be wiping off the “snot nose “ globs and starting again. This isn’t a brush-style applicator, so don’t think in terms of smoothing out the applied paint. Instead let the small dots fill in the chipped area. This can take three or four layers to accomplish, so allow each layer to dry and then apply lightly again.

Works great after you learn to slightly squeeze applicatorWould help if it came with instructions

hide shipping cost until end of transaction. beware shipping is twice the cost of product which is the size of a small pen. shouldn't cost $35 to ship two ink pens

I ordered the "Titanium Flash Mica 42S OEM Mazda Touch-Up Pen" , and in my experience with the pen I found that it helps more on filling mild to deep paint scratches, small areas of paint scraping and very small paint dents as well.Using the touch-up pen on fine scratches makes the paint to "seat" over the scratch , not filling the scratch or letting the paint from the pen to integrate with the already existing car paint coating.Also if you purchase the touch-up pen I would recommend you to shake the pen between 5-10 minutes for best results (Im not kidding, the shaking makes a lot of difference when applying the paint over the car body, as the color from the pen will match more the paint on your car but not 100%)Also the best technique in my opinion works by doing small pen "pressings" and not by "squeezing", the pressing of the pen into the scratch automatically releases small quantities of paint to fill the scratch, if you press and then squeeze then a lot of paint comes out overflowing over the scratch and making a mess by overfilling the working area , therefore granting you less control on how you can paint the scratch or dent, so remember small tiny pen pressings and pull the pen from the scratch.Finally, It depends on where you put the paint, not how much you splash on...the touch-up pen does not work miracles but it helps you cover those scratches and to make them less visible, it does what is suppose to do, to be a "touch-up" not a professional solution,so if you need to really fix scratches or dents 100% then take your car to your official Mazda dealership or to a professional body shop.I hope this information was helpful so can you use this item to the fullest of its capabilities!

I did not care for this. I was hoping it was a small brush. It made an ugly mark on my car.

The product work as intended. A lot of negative reviews seem to be the white color, but my deep crystal blue work fine.Shake it well and apply multiple time, and it will give you a pretty similar color. From a distance, ie not putting your face on it, it's indistinguishable.On closer inspection though, it will show up as an outline, and might be a bit lower/bumpy if you don't apply enough layers.Work great for paint chip and minor scratches.Picture is a third layer of paint for a chip on my hood.

I was a little worried seeing the sharp point on the tube but it worked & certainly helped cover some ugly scratches.

Very poor color match. This is silver, but the pen says it's my matching white. These cars unfortunately suffer from real thin paint, so get some Iron-X and patch your chips.