The General Motors VX220 was a sleek, good-looking, 2-seater sports car produced by the Vauxhall subsidiary of General Motors. It was marketed as the Vauxhall VX220 in Britain and the Opel Speedster throughout the rest of Europe.
Combating Road Rash: Chipex General Motors VX220 Touch up Paint
The usual culprits behind the spray of paint scratches we often find on our cars are loose stone chips from the road surfaces, which habitually fly up against their bodywork. This ‘road rash’ can be cured effectively with Chipex General Motors VX220 Touch up Paint, which features:
Simple instructions
Ready-to-apply paint
All-inclusive accessories
Three possible sizes
Seamless results
Chipex v Traditional Methods – Which Is Better?
Chipex promises exactly matching paint, fantastic ease of use and seamless results, promises that traditional kits do not make. Chipex is also very affordable compared with a full respray or car garage repair.
The problem of stone chips and road rash
The roads habitually spit grit and loose stone chips at the bodywork of cars, causing a spray of paint scratches to form. This is called road rash.
What is Chipex Vx220 Touch up Paint?
Chipex Vx220 Touch up Paint is the road rash repair solution you’ve been waiting for.
Why is Chipex better than traditional methods?
Chipex offers a unique colour match guarantee – it promises paint that’s exactly matched with the colour code of your Vx220.
Standard inclusions are easy-to-follow instructions, all the accessories you need and ready-to-apply paint.
The flawless finish makes a full respray an expensive and unnecessary task.
Unlike repairs by professional paint scratch repair companies, you don’t need deep pockets to get a Chipex repair.
