Rock Chip Touch-up Tool: Museum Porsche 911
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2017
- The 1965 Porsche 911 in this video was shipped from Sweden to the USA for it to be detailed and then donated to the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan. I cover 2 quick tips in this episode: How to manage residue on single-stage soft paint, and how to Touch-up many rock chip precisely with the Loew Cornell Fine Paint Pen (size #1). This technique takes a bit longer than modern "wipe-on wipe-off" methods, but I do think the finished product looks better. Hope this helps! -L
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For those of you who will ask....There are "quicker" ways to touch up many many rock chips at once. (Lots of kits that work well) IMO the tool and technique I demo in this video is much more precise and OVERALL has a better look. However, it is NOT faster. No one method is perfect and it's not the only way to touch up paint. But in this case, on this car, and with the time I had to complete the job...this fine paint pen worked as I hoped.
Would modern German hard paint make any difference? Great video, thanks!
Yes it would not have as much residue, therefore not clog up the pads as much or at all
AMMO NYC You have way more subs than a year ago
YES and NO...it really depends. But its possible. (Nothing is ever as good as repaint, obviously. But for a few dollars this is a very reasonable touch up)
@AMMO NYC Thank you! :)
Its hard detailing to make a profit when Larry keeps introducing me to new equipment and products. "Thats it i have everything i need", new video comes out..... ooooh thats cool I need this 😂
KOTrading my amazon is almost to 600$!
Hi there Kills ‘ ... I took a course in why people do business with you. The fact that you are interested in improvement and follow through with upgrades does several things. It’s keeps you refining your art and helps keep you from getting board. It’s also allows you to speak confidently to people considering your service you mention “We or I, stay on top of the best technologies to keep your vehicle a sweet ride”... You say this twice, once at the beginning of the assessment process, and right after identifying the costs. People need a sudden REASON to believe its in good hands. If you say here is the price and leave it with dead air, they may just go somewhere else for pricing and you wasted your time. Then say. “Have I answered all your concerns”? When they reply yes, then say “I do have an opening Thursday if that happens to suit you”... This is super critical to follow this process because it’s been highly effective. Lots of happy “Clients”... I say, Clients as you are there for the life of the human relationship. It changes your attitude. I can’t speak for your area of prospects, yet here, a hundred bucks more than joe-blow is not a game changer here. If you practice these lines, it comes natural. In perspective they came to you for a solution, you explained what you are doing, you identified costs, you answered their concerns and the only question left is the offering of a date. The other thing is having a line item for Special Materials. This is where you get your extra costs back and is a talking point you bring up to identify the quality of your work.
I and others reading this would be interested in your feedback if you elect to try this.
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Costing me a fortune too with all these vids 😂
I found the easiest way to clean them out after you swish it around in alcohol is fill the barrel (where are you putting the paint) with alcohol, then take the protective tip cover (red rubber pen head protector) that protects the pen tip and slip it on where you fill the barrel, and just squeeze that little red rubber protector (like a turkey baster) and it actually shoots air down in through the barrel and forces the alcohol through the tip. Repeat that process until the alcohol comes out clear. And then after I do that to where it runs clear then I'll take the cleaning tip and finish cleaning it out. I've done it your way before and it didn't work very good. In fact until I discovered the way I do it I had ruined a couple of Pens cleaning it your way. Also if you're having a hard time getting the pen to prime, using that little red rubber pen head protector in the same way helps prime the pen.. I hope this trick helps you and your viewers
You're a borderline genius my friend. Great tip! (no pun there)
I was wondering if anyone figured out the same and sure enough. haha :D I will add though acetone works better for cleaning it out. In the end I found taking a paper towel twisted up fine and spinning it in the cup get the majority of paint out, then just swishing it in acetone remove the rest kinda don't even need the pipe cleaner or red cap pump action. I bet the type of paint might play a big role in how easy it is to clean.
You offer some ingenious insights, using what's right there on hand and it makes perfect sense. It seems having a small eye dropper might work better than dripping those drops off of that tiny brush to fill the reservoir, or even a syringe.
I saw a preview recommendation here on YT of a detailer that actually uses a syringe for filling small defects like this. I'll have to find and watch that one as well.
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Larry, I am a rheumatologist and suggest that you use a 1 or 3 cc syringe attached to a 22-25 gauge needle(you will have to experiment) to aspirate from the paint container & then inject into Lowe-Cornell reservoir. Then you inject into the target paint-free base. My question is if you are dealing with a larger erosion do you spread the paint with a finger? How do smooth things out? Great tip!
This fine art pen is simply brilliant. Zapped a few rock chips that happened over the winter. It took just a few minutes. Cleaning the tool is actually the worst part. So much easier and faster than using a toothpick like I did last time. Thanks Larry!
Do you use clearcoat too? Or just apply paint?
I didn't really know a little tool like that even existed. Thanks for the video Larry! Excellent as always
I own my own Detail Co. and I would like to personally thank you for making these videos. I have used the. For tutorials , learning my on my own and updating. Big thanks. Liked and subbed.
Keep up the good work
Michael McNabb.
I would like to say I'm addicted to your series. You are the ultimate car detailing guru. The amount of detail even in the way you present your videos is astounding. I tried the microfiber towel "chamois" trick and it works amazing! Thanks!
It's inspiring how passionate you are about your job. I always enjoy watching your videos, I have learned so much from them already.
Literally one of my favorite CZcams channels
Jarred May do you say that to all the channels?
Watched this video 2 years ago and immediately bought the loew cornell pen. Just today I finally used it on a recently purchased vehicle and oh my, it's night and day, that pen makes wonders
Just ordered one of these pens, been looking for something like this for a lifetime. Thanks so much
Larry thanks a lot for your videos!
Always entertaining and also a great way to learn new stuff or how to make our work better as detailers.
Thank you so much for your demo. I used the Loew-Cornell tool technique on my 2004 Mercedes-Benz C240. I decorate Ukranian Easter eggs so I'm used to using a tool like this. It did a great job of sealing the dings. It's sufficient for my purposes. This worked beautifully!
Awesome video and, especially, demonstration! I restore antique fans and am always looking for ways to touch up paint while leaving as much original as possible. Your demonstration with the lore Cornell convinced me that this is the way to go with minor touch ups. Thanks!
Always very well filmed and explained. You have insane patience and a real calling for this whole business ... awesome, ingenious hacks for average guys who want to keep their cars in good shape. I used this method on my wife's 2015 Cadillac with a zillion paint chips over 2 days and got lots of bonus points with her ... she was simply amazed. Thanks for your videos and please keep making them!
What an honor to be such a trusted detailer that the museum wants you doing work for them...You are clearly one of THE BEST in your field. Thanks for sharing! Your videos are interesting and educational.
Thanks for the kind words. I love what I do and I'm honored to work on such rare cars. Thanks for watching and supporting AMMO
Thanks very much for this excellent video Larry - I just fixed all the stone chips in my 996 bumper with this approach, it worked amazingly well!
ultra high value car, my hands gonna shake if i work on these vintage, respect to you guys to have such high level of confidence, true professionals
Awesome tip on filling paint chips! And that 911 is beautiful.
Would just like to say thanks for the tip on the painting pen, decided to buy one and it’s absolutely brilliant!
Wow, that is so cool. Once again you help many detailers around the world 👍Thanks Larry
Larry you sir are an artist. Every new video you make impresses me more than the last, keep up the great work 👍🏻
Call me crazy, but this video was sooo therapeutic! Thanks Larry for all the tips. Your videos are so neutral and educational, it's a complete joy to watch them.
What a great episode of ride along
Wow. Your skills are amazing as usual. It was awesome just to watch you get started on that hood.
Thanks for this Larry this will be alot cheaper than having the hood repainted. Love watching your videos. Learn alot
That is crazy for an hour of work. Amazing work on the touch up.
Thanks for the video Larry. This sure makes life easier for us, especially here in Serbia. Keep up the amazing work!
You kill it. Love your perfection. Thanks for the good videos.
Thank you for the tip with the fine pen, I can use that for many projects not just the car
Thanks for sharing this with us I must say that tool u used is brilliant and I would definitely get one!!
if only I knew about this a few days ago. Excellent video as always, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for the paint chip repair tool suggestion. That will come in handy.
This video and the pen help me a lot to do all the rock chip on my car’s hood
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. My baby is my daily driver and I dreaded having to use a touch up pen to fix a few rock chips on my hood. I cant wait to try this technique!
i was trying to fugure out how to deal with the rock chips for ages mate, thanks a lot for the video, i will do this myself
Amazing tool takes time to do but the results are fantastic thanks for the advice great video
Great as always! Getting one of those pens right now!
Just ordered that touch up pen. Thanks so much for the info
this touch up pen looks brilliant !
Thank you, Larry. Great video and great tool. Only tricky bit is to get the paint coming out at first.
Awesome video brother! You just saved the day for me because I just bought a 2019 red mustang gt and already in less than a couple weeks I've got some chips on it ,but this needle /pen will save the day thank you!🙏🏿
Hey thanks Larry!
Adding the touch up pen to cart!!!
There you go again...!!! Another Excellent and on point video that makes other detailers aware of a tool and technique that we can add to our arsenal! Thank you for continuing to elevate our industry. On the negative side... one more cool toy that I have to buy and geek out on. XDJust sayin'...
I bought a Dupli-Color "All-in-one" kit for my Black NC Miata that works great. It has a small metal brush for cleaning any rust out of the hole, a large fingernail style brush and a fine tip (like this tip) that contains the paint behind it for filling in chip marks. Then on the other end there's clear coat to finish.
TJ Shine How well did it work ?
Good job! This is no regular detail work. You must be proud of yourself! I'd love to see a follow-up in the Museum, this sounds so cool!
This was fascinating--both regarding that special car and its destination, and regarding the Loew-Cornell pen. I've been battling tiny stone chips on Porsches for years, and even tried some of the art pens (the kind that dispense ink through needle-like nibs). The pen you used looks perfect. I guess the world's richest man (as of today) will get a bit richer when I order a few of those pens from Amazon! By the way, that's a pretty cool shop you were working in.
Wow that looks awesome. Great work.
Never seen these paint pens, but gonna buy one now!
Top video as always Larry. I will have to buy the pen now that I know about it.
I use eye dropper with a needle stuck tight in the dropper hole, when squeezing the little bottle the paint will run down the needle. It does give sort of the same result.
Great tips and awesome video ! One advice, try using solvent thinner to wash the needle, it works much better than ISO-propyl ! Cheers !
plz do more videos using this Fine Paint Pen...this is amazing !!!
amazing love the vids .Thanks for posting .True craftsman
Nice work, Larry!
Awesome find!! I wish I had one of these years ago...
Such a great idea with the drawing pen. I will try it with a 0,5mm Rötring drawing pen on my Lexus RX450 hood. Thanks !!
Great video. I need one! Thanks.
Also, if you came here for the "Rock chip touch up tool" (as the title says) then fast forward to 4:08.
There is a good shot of the package at 11:39 You can find it online (Amazon, etc) by searching "loew cornell fine line painting pen".
I love the fact that I just search for ammo nyc something, and seems like more times that not, Larry will have a video of it, on a Porsche 911, which as a 993 owner is super helpful.
What a great tool for the rock chips. Thanks, I'm off to Amazon.
Larry, we are still eagerly awaiting more of YOUR 964 videos :D
Blood Carver was about to post the same thing haha
another amazing video Larry. You should have 1 million subs !! #ammonyc #porsche #detailing
That sped up part was soooo satisfying.
Excellent work there.
There are several ways to do touch up like this. The pen works well but I find it tends to clog during the process because touch up paint dries pretty fast. This is something I do at dealerships everyday along with paint correction and all that. I lean towards a small squeegee and small drops of paint. Lightly drag the paint over the chips. Then use a sanding sponge with a soft paper towel around it and a remover to get the excess paint off. This leaves the paint in the chip only and it cuts the time in half. Great job with the pen Larry!
The only good thing to come out of Sweden this year. Great vid.
Great content! I love this Channel
Thank you so much! I always wanted to know how to do this on my own car!
Thanks Larry for this video, big thumb up 👍
Great Video!! Very Helpful.
great tip man never seen one and will be purchasing
I like this tool, thanks for this video😃
Great video, have to get one of these tools
Another amazing video
Thanks for the video ammo nyc, as always learn a bunch from you. Here is a Funny for you, i bought the pen when I saw another of your vids. I assumed it was a mini paint brush, you know with camel hair or other. Got it today and thought. well damn the little wire thing attaches to the top, dip in ink, sign like our forefathers lol. So glad you cleared this up. And thank you for not "assuming" we understand what you are referring to or talking about. Kudos Mr Larry!!!!
Great advise! I have a ton of rock chips that need to be filled in on my corvette hood, gonna try this trick :)
1:44 me when my jam comes on
Hahahaha that's really funny. Good one.
I can't wait to see this in MoMa. It's been like 5 years since I've gone.
Great video! Just ordered one of these paint pens from the USA, since I can't find them anywhere here in germany. My car is 12 years old now, and in that time it's impossible to avoid rock chips. Excited to give this a try ;)
Gr8 vid, i am a detailer too, i use a pin, safety or straight pin needle, sewing when applying touchup. Slow process but very similar. Dip, no glops on tip, fill accordingly.
if u use the rubber protective cup on the "reservoire" end, you can easily start the tool or flush it with IPA to clean it quickly, specially if it gets plugged up during use
awesome find that pen. thanks for that
i just used an insulin syringe and needle and achieved similar results! this was a great tip
Hey Larry, love these videos - you're work is amazing and inspiring! I have a few rock chips on the front of my daily drive, 2010 A4, and I am looking to touch them up with paint from the factory. I would love to see a before/after shot of this Porsche to see how the paint looks after you finished touching up the front. Basically I am wondering how the finished product with this pen compares to the more laborious approaches you have taken with rock chips previously.
Great tool, wish I knew about it, when I touched up some chips the last time.
Top notch video Larry. This is exactly the type of highly detailed instructional video that you have come to be known for. I loved this, learned a ton about the touch up process as you explained well that this is a very precise way of touching up paint.
Awesome instructional video........but these pens are not easy to find in Canada........#smallcountryproblems
Thinning the paint helps also. After a few sessions I found it easier to use a eye dropper and put a few drops of paint on a coffee can lid and just dip the pen in and use it that way. Works almost the same without the “flow” issues and very simple cleanup.
Love your work!
thanks
beautiful original car
Very helpful. A similar pen from Kemper is on the way from Amazon, being as the specific one you cited is out of stock. I will take the time to do dozens of chips on one of my cars. I think gunman may have a video on using putty to allow sanding flat the resulting paint bumps. I may try that also.
This video was incredibly therapeutic.
Great tool tip and how too
Great video :) I'm off to treat myself to one of those pens.
Good morning!
Why is it so satisfying watching him coloring in the small black dots LOL!!!
This was crazy good to watch. Binge watching this channel everyday. Great stuff. One question if i may? In another video you mixed the clear coat and color together. Would that be the same in this instance using a the pen? Thanks again
Great tip on touch up paint
Great video!
May I thank you Larry for sharing your tips on car detailing. Big respect from the UK.
HAVE you ever tried hobby airbrush sprays to fix minor chips and scratches?