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    Hi, I just looked at my front wheel arches and back and noticed little nicks out of the paint and a bigish one which was down to the grey paint underneath the base coat. would it be okay to leave the chip showing the grey paint underneath the base paint. I thinks its there to protect it from corrosion. I have touched it up for now but seem to be finding a few nick and chips in these areas. I think with the grit on the roads it cant be helped, and wanted to know if I could leave it when its down to the grey bit and not bear metal?
    Last edited by kyle_barnes; 13-03-2013, 19:34.

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    Originally posted by kyle_barnes View Post
    Hi, I just looked at my front wheel arches and back and noticed little nicks out of the paint and a bigish one which was down to the grey paint underneath the base coat. would it be okay to leave the chip showing the grey paint underneath the base paint. I thinks its there to protect it from corrosion. I have touched it up for now but seem to be finding a few nick and chips in these areas. I think with the grit on the roads it cant be helped, and wanted to know if I could leave it when its down to the grey bit and not bear metal?
    +1 I have the same issue with my bonnet from track days. I have a small stone chip that has gone through the paint and is showing a grey bit.
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      Personally speaking I'd always rather cover the chips with a touch up pen....
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