1. Surface Preparation

• Clean area to be repaired and dry completely
• Clean surface from wax, grease, and other oil based surface contaminates
• Use solvent and a clean, lint free-towel
• If there is rust, gently grind the scratch with sandpaper or an abrasive sponge. 

2. Primer

• Apply primer over bare metal or plastic
• Apply enough primer to cover the area to be primed
• Wait 30 minutes before sanding wet sandpaper or applying color

3. Paint Application

• Shake the can well until the balls moves freely (i.e. it rattles)
• Paint should be tested on a surface before using on your vehicle
• Apply as many coats as necessary to cover the area waiting at least 5 minutes between each application
• Use a dabbing motion to apply the paint to avoid streaks

4. Clearcoat Application

• Wait at least 1 hour after the paint application to use the clear coat
• Apply 2-3 coats of clearcoat
• Wait 10-20 minutes between each coat
• Be gentle with the tip to avoid scratching the basecoat

5. Regrind

• After approx. 24 hours the surface can be grinded with fine sandpaper or an abrasive paste

6. Polish

• Use a soft cloth with a polishing agent

A Lacquer Reperation Set contains almost all necessary components - excepting the paint stick in the right color. In just a few application steps punctual and extensive repairs of smaller damages can be made.