Wheel Scratch Repair Kit, Black Rim Touch Up Paint, Wheel Repair Kit Curb Rash Wheel Paint Rim Paint Pen for Wheel Repair, Universal Color Black Wheel Paint(Gloss Black)

Totally works!! Great quality and great color match. Totally bargain for the price. They even provide 2 extra pen tips for future applications. It was super easy and you cannot tell there is curb rash on my rim. I also used it to touch up a few other small paint chip spots on my rims (maybe from car wash, not sure, but can't see them anymore!). If you look for the curb rash, sure you can tell it's been touched up when looking up close, because it's not perfectly smooth like the rest of the rim. Any other distance away, you cannot tell.Trust the reviews. The people complaining have deep curb rash that is so deeply scratched, like they want a restoration in a bottle... come on! Even so, if you did not succeed to fully paint it (yea I saw the one guys photo that looked like he did it with a sharpie lol), you're not using it correctly. I've never done this before and I could have 100% fully painted that with this pen and have no silver showing thru whatsoever!I am a woman with no kind of experience with doing any type of work on cars, besides cleaning my own car. This really is not hard and totally worth it.Btw, you don't really need the tape, however it is helpful to find the spot you had touched up (to see if you need another coat). Trust me, I did a spot without tape and couldn't find it after, which is a good thing! And no the tape doesn't stick well, idk why there are complaints about that? Why would you want tape fully stuck to your rim? It does however stay in place if you use small pieces, which you need small pieces anyhow when making a curve pattern.

I bought this touch up pen after I caught the lip of a curb when backing up and scratched my wheel. The prep was easy enough. Tape around the scratch, sand the scratch to remove any sharp edges, alcohol wipe to remove debris, and then apply the paint. I’m fairly surprised with how well it turned out, the color isn’t a perfect match but it’s very close. The paint has withheld multiple washes and still looks like it did day 1. The only drawback I have is the paint didn’t dry as glossy and I was expecting. Could’ve just been my application, but again it’s not that noticeable.

My rim had severe curb rash, didn't fix it to the point where it's smooth again but did the job, so it's not visible unless u look very closely.

The gloves were useless and weak, as they were difficult to put on and fell apart quickly. I took them off as I figured I wouldn't need them anyway since I'm careful enough to not get paint all over my hands. It's hard to tell which side of the sandpaper block is fine and which side is coarse because there isn't much of a difference, if any.. Usually it's quite obvious which parts are fine and which parts are coarse.. maybe my had a manufacturing problem? While using the paint marker to paint the wheel, it leaked all over hte place and got all over my fingers and the garage floor. When I was shaking it in order to mix the paint, the cap flew off, along with the little marker tip thing. This expelled some paint from the item and I couldn't find where the cap went afterwards. This also means I had to throw it away and not get the rest of my money's worth because there's no cap for it. At first I ended up not bothering to apply masking tape because I tried and it wasn't sticking to the tires. I realized it wasn't for this and was meant for paint defects that are near other areas.. I was frustrated heavily at this point by all of the issues and I ended up turning good parts of the wheel lip a chalky white with the sandpaper block. If this thing wasn't so frustrating and difficult, that wouldn't have happened. So now I had to mark way more than I wanted to in order for it to not stand out as sanded. It's not a perfect match for the gloss black I have, but I had a feeling that would be the case. It wouldn't have mattered much if not for all the other issues, which resulted in having to use it on way more of the wheel than originally planned. The only positive thing i can say is that it looks better now than when it had silver spots on the gloss black wheel lip.

Worked great. I can't even see the large chip that I have. You have to go over the areas affected like 2-3 times and obviously let it dry in between. I highly recommend using this if you have black gloss wheels.

Could work a little better but it’s an improvement. My body shop said they couldn’t do anything without replacing the entire wheel because of my brand of car. My bad for messing it up!

I went on my first trip to Pittsburgh and discovered the steepest curbs in America. Did a lovely job scuffing my already once replaced wheel…. This stuff worked perfectly to camouflage my boo-boo

Amazing for the price