Genuine Ford Motorcraft PMPC-19500-7291A Touch Up Paint Bottle Blue Jeans N1 & Clear Coat

I have a 2019 F-150 in Blue Jeans. This touch up paint matches the factory paint very well. it's pretty easy to use, it has a cleaning tool to smooth out the scratch, the base coat, and clear coat all in the same bottle.

Indeed is a true Motorcraft product. That being the case, it was a spot on match and contains plenty of paint (and clear coat!) in the container. Be sure to understand what type of blemish you are trying to fix because that will dictate using the brush or pen tip. For best results, be ready to wet sand, buff, and polish after applying color and then again after clear coat.

I had little dings from rocks hitting my car. The color was perfect. Very easy to use.

I had a couple parking lot dings and door scratches on my F150. Ordered this to keep them from rusting or getting worse. Color match was perfect. Goes on a bit too thick for my liking and you can't easily smooth it out to fill shallow scratches. Had larger dibit on my tailgate, and it was a not robust enough to fill it in a single application. Definitely benefits from some rubbing / polishing compound post cureing.

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After some idiot scratched my car with an umbrella, I needed something to fix it. I took to the internet and learned I could order my specific paint color and fix it. I was happy when I found this because it’s the paint and clear coat all in one. I got this in the mail and set out to fix the scratch the idiot left on my car. I cleaned the area and let it dry and painted the color on and let it dry. The pen part didn’t work well for me, I noticed all it did was run so I used the paint part which reminded me of fingernail polish. I then went back and painted the clear coat on. This reminded me of old school whiteout. I let it dry over night and came back out to look at it and it looked like crap!!! It looked bubbled up and like it went on uneven. I was really upset. I went to the auto part store and bought some 2500 grit sandpaper and to Walmart and bought Quixx System PSR. I sanded down the excess clear coat and this made my paint look dull and without shine. I took the PSR and buffed the repair liquid into the paint for two minutes and then took the shine liquid and buffed that in for another two minutes. Afterward, my paint looked good as new!!! It took some elbow grease and patience but my paint looks so good! The color in this listing matched my paint exactly!! I’m super impressed and will be buying more for future idiots that scratch my car. Oh yeah... that idiot was me.

Filled in some rock dings on my truck. Follow the directions and it works as advertised. Not perfect when looking at it up close, but the color matches and it will prevent ding edges from eventually flaking.Best Regards,Solsberry Somewhat

This is a ford motorcraft product which is nice, the color is a spot on match. That said the pen is pretty crappy, the instructions aren't very clear and it essentially has two caps. One that reveals the applicator tip and one that opens the whole thing and spills paint everywhere. I've never removed the cap from a pen to have the whole pen split in half and leak all the ink out. Ideally they'd seal this up better, the two parts aren't even screwed together. It was actually easier to open the whole thing in half than it was to remove the cap to get to the applicator tip.Given that the paint was a good match I'd consider this again just for that reason.As far as using the actual product, the paint comes out pretty runny. I had the best luck by globbing a bunch onto a scratch, letting it sit for 10 mins or so and then buffing off the excess. That left me with a not super shiny but painted area. I just put some macquires polish over that and it smoothed out pretty nice.