Please suggest some black touch-up paint

[bikeman242]

Hello,

Looking for some black touch-up paint for my frame and handlebars for the odd nicks that have come up from regular riding. I obviously don't want the frame to rust. Just need a very small container, the dings are minimal. Thank you, have a nice day.

 

[E-Wheels]

Hello,

Looking for some black touch-up paint for my frame and handlebars for the odd nicks that have come up from regular riding. I obviously don't want the frame to rust. Just need a very small container, the dings are minimal. Thank you, have a nice day.

Nail polish or permanent marker

 

[Ken M]

Yea, sometimes just a black Sharpie or other permanent marker can do a great job of hiding blemishes.

 

[Alex M]

Check Autozone.

 

[Alaskan]

I use Testor model paint, available at most hobby shops and hardware stores. You can get it in both matt and gloss finish. Buy a bunch of cheapo fine brushes. Clean it well with isopropyl alcohol first.

 

[rich c]

Check Autozone.

Yeah, they'll have it. But it will cost $15 for a half ounce.

 

[Alaskan]

The Testor paint is under $5 with free shipping on ebay

 

[J.R.]

I like paint pens. Birchwood Casey makes both gloss and flat. Pretty tough stuff designed for touching up scratches on firearms.

Birchwood Casey Super Black Touch-Up Pen, Flat https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JSAE0ZY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_-D.yEb0FM0TYY

 

[bikeman242]

The Testor paint is under $5 with free shipping on ebay

Which Testor paint? I checked on eBay and there were a lot of options.

 

[erider_61]

I use a paint pen. Easy to cover scratches with the fine tip...

 

[elliot friedman]

You say you need black.
Testor makes flat or glossy, whichever suits your needs.
I needed a semi-gloss so I used flat black and just hand rubbed it to give it a slight sheen.

Great little bottles. I remember using them 50+ years ago during my plastic models stage.