Car Scratch Repair Pen Set for Wheels & Minor Chips

A Cleaner Look, In Minutes

Two Colors, More Choice

Separate black and silver pens give you a practical starting point for common dark wheel and metallic-looking surfaces. Always test compatibility and color first.

Make Small Marks Less Visible

The liquid paint format is intended for minor scratches, chips, and scuffs where careful application can create a smoother-looking overall finish.

Keep It Ready

The slim marker-style body fits easily in a garage, toolkit, or vehicle-care drawer. Keep both colors close for the next localized blemish.

The Details That Matter

• 20MLtotal set volume
• 10MLblack pen volume
• 10MLsilver pen volume

Touch Up With Control

1. 1
   Clean The Surface

   Wash away dirt, wax, and grease around the localized scratch or chip. Let the area dry fully before opening a pen.

2. 2
   Test The Closer Shade

   Compare black and silver in a discreet area. Wheel and vehicle finishes vary, so choose the color that looks closer in natural light.

3. 3
   Apply Light Strokes

   Use the tube-style applicator for restrained, localized strokes. Avoid flooding the blemish or spreading paint onto undamaged areas.

4. 4
   Inspect The Finish

   Step back and check the touch-up from normal viewing distance. Add only the coverage needed for a smoother-looking appearance.

Two Colors, One Kit

• Black paint pen×1

  For minor dark-surface scratches and scuffs

• Silver paint pen×1

  For minor metallic-looking surface blemishes

• Retail box×1

  Compact branded presentation

Restore Your Car Pride

1. 1
   The Scratch You Notice

   Every glance at a scratched rim or chipped panel can make a well-kept vehicle feel older and less cared for. Minor marks stand out most after a wash, when the rest of the car looks clean.

2. 2
   A Small Fix At Home

   Leaving chips and scuffs exposed is frustrating, while professional refinishing can feel excessive for a localized blemish. This compact dual-color set gives car owners a practical middle ground.

3. 3
   Careful Strokes, Better Finish

   Clean and dry the area, test the closer shade, then apply light localized strokes. The goal is a smoother-looking surface, not an exaggerated promise of perfect invisibility.

4. 4
   Back To Looking Cared For

   The black and silver pens stay ready for the next small scuff or chip. You choose the closer visual match, work slowly, and get back to a vehicle that feels more unified.

For Small Damage