How Long Does It Take for a Touch-Up Pen to Dry Completely?
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Generally, a touch-up pen will dry completely within two hours after application. It's advisable to let the car sit indoors for a while after using the touch-up pen before driving it out. During summer when temperatures are high, it's best to avoid getting the car wet for two days after using the touch-up pen. In winter, it's recommended to avoid contact with water for four to seven days. Here are methods to deal with scratches on the car: Hairline Scratches: Hairline scratches can usually be removed by polishing or applying a rubbing compound. A gentle wipe is often enough to make the scratch disappear. Light Scratches: For light scratches that haven't damaged the car's primer, toothpaste can be very effective. Toothpaste works particularly well on marks left by other vehicles' paint during minor scrapes or residues from sticky products like adhesive tapes, often cleaning them off completely. Moderate to Deep Scratches: Moderate and deep scratches cannot be fixed by rubbing. For small dents no deeper than 5mm, they can be leveled by filling with putty before applying touch-up paint.