For BYD Atto 3 Touch Up Paint Pen – Quick Car Scratch Repair for Chips & Minor Scratches Blue Purple White Ski Oxygen Blue Grey

Key Features

• Paint Pen Format — This is a paint pen designed for touching up small paint damage on car bodies.
• 12 mL Capacity — Each pen holds 12 mL (0. 41 US fl oz) of paint, enough for several small touch-ups.
• Color Options — Available in Blue, Purple, White, and Grey to match your car's paint.
• Easy Application — Simply compare the body color, choose the right pen, and apply to cover up the damage.

Product Specifications

• Type: Pen
• Dimensions: 12 mL (0.41 US fl oz)
• Color: Blue, Purple, White, Grey

What It Is / How It Works

This is a touch-up paint pen for cars. It lets you repair and cover up small paint damage like chips and minor scratches. The pen format makes it easy to apply paint precisely to the damaged area.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Car owners who want to fix small paint imperfections themselves will find a touch-up pen handy. It suits people who prefer a quick, DIY approach over visiting a body shop for minor blemishes. Keep one in the garage or car for unexpected chips from road debris or door dings.

How to Use / Care

1. Shake the bottle for more than 10 seconds before use to ensure the paint is fully mixed.
2. Wipe the repaired surface and clean it with scratch repair paste (sold separately). Turn the pen cap counterclockwise and apply an appropriate amount of paint to the repaired surface.
3. If the repair site is not completely covered, wait for the first coat to dry (about 3 hours), then apply a second coat. Make sure the paint is dry before reapplying.

How to Choose

Consider the size of the damage—these pens work best for small chips and scratches, not large areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much paint is in the pen?
Each pen contains 12 mL (0. 41 US fl oz) of paint.

What colors are available?
The pen comes in Blue, Purple, White, and Grey.

Will the repair look perfect?
The brush coating method is best for small scars, especially on metal paint. Due to the limitations of the method, metal particles may not disperse evenly, so there could be a slight color difference and the surface may not be perfectly smooth.