My wife has a car that goes through the paces here in Michigan. Maybe you know the feeling as well with your own vehicle. She commutes to work about 60 miles each day, round trip, and has done so for the last several years. The miles bring with it a plethora of dents and dings and scratches, with rock chips especially common as a result of her frequent highway driving. Those who live in Midwestern states know the salt wreaks havoc on your paint too; and this past winter felt like a long one.
A Rocky Outcome
Those chips and dings are affecting your car?s curb appeal in the short term, but more importantly, its resale value in the long run. When you trade your car in, dealers look at the exterior condition as one of the factors in determining what they will pay you for it. It?s best to take care of these pesky rock chips and dings as they come up. After working with Robert?s Paint Care recently, we believe their products, when used properly, can help preserve the resale value of your car. Disclosure: This article is sponsored by Robert?s Paint Care. The products below were sent to me at no charge. The views and opinions expressed here are strictly my own and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Automoblog. For more information, please review our advertising guidelines. 
From The Family Line
Robert?s Paint Care sent us a sample of their Automotive Touch Up Paint to use on my wife?s car. The company started in 1962 as a provider of automotive finishes, main...