Using touch up paint

Using touch up paint

Has anyone touched up any scratches with touch up paint? Did you just use the paint (from the pen or whatever) or did you use primer+clearcoat. I just want to use it on some scratches.
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well, i'm no master with touch up paint, but usually I put a very small a mount in the scratch or chip, (not enough to fill it in) then I wait for it to dry, then I put another small amount in, until I finally fill in the blemish. Afterward I am left with a little "paint pimple" I gently and carefully sand it down with 2000 or 1500 grit until it is smooth with the body panel. then I buff it out, continue with glaze and then a thin coat of polish. In the end it looks a lot better than it was, it just takes a bit of patience to get a good result.
Sorry if this is really technical, it's just what I have picked up from working in auto body
good luck!

Ok. But what is glaze and where do I get glaze/polish?

Glaze is essentially a polish that is designed to be used with machine polishers.
It fills in all the tiny scratches that rubbing compound creates. Generally a big auto supply store like CarQuest or Parts Plus should carry a good machine glaze.
I think you would be best off with a product like Scratch-X or the equivelent. In the end you get the same results, just a little more time consuming.

The polish I was refering to was any hand polish. Like Meguiars Deep Crystal Polish, or Wizard's Shine Master. There are dozens out there.

Ah I already have meguirs polish =p. I also tried the 1st step thing in their process (the oxidation thing or whatever forget the name) and it didn't help much with the scratches.
I'll try the scratch-x