Ayanda S.
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Chips on the front bumper after a long road trip - this sorted them neatly. The tip is fine enough to stay inside the chip without making a mess of the surrounding paint. 😊
Soft99 Kizu Pen: Paint Touch-Up Pen
R 120.00
- Fine-tip precision for chip and scratch repair
- Shake-to-mix formula for consistent white colour
- Seals bare metal against moisture and rust
- Compact enough for glovebox or detailing bag
- Fine tip places paint precisely on chips and nicks
- Seals bare metal against moisture and rust
- Shake-to-mix for consistent white colour every time
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Precise Repair
Hit the chip, not the panel
The Kizu Pen's fine applicator tip puts paint exactly where the damage is, not across the surrounding clearcoat. Whether you're tackling a fresh stone chip on the bonnet or a door-edge nick before rust sets in, you stay in control of the repair.
Why Kizu Pen
Touch-up done properly
Controlled application, consistent colour, corrosion protection.
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Fine-Tip Control
The precision tip deposits paint only on the chip, keeping the repair neat even on curves and edges.
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Shake-to-Mix Formula
Shaking before each use keeps the pigment evenly suspended for consistent white colour every application.
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Rust Prevention
Seals bare metal against moisture so a stone chip doesn't turn into a rust problem.
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Compact and Portable
Small enough to live in a glovebox or detailing bag, ready when you spot a fresh chip.
Kizu Pen vs. Generic Touch-Up Paint
Not all touch-up paint is the same
Brush-bottle touch-up paints get the job done, but the Kizu Pen's pen format changes how precisely and cleanly you can apply it. Here's how they stack up on the things that matter for a tidy repair.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Fine-tip applicator for precision | Yes | No |
| Shake-to-mix agitation system | Yes | Yes |
| Seals bare metal against rust | Yes | Yes |
| Compact, glovebox-friendly format | Yes | No |
| Compatible with clear coat finishing | Yes | Yes |
| Risk of flooding surrounding paint | No | Yes |
Stop Rust Early
Seal bare metal before it corrodes
Stone chips that sit untreated are an open invitation for rust, especially in coastal or wet conditions. The Kizu Pen's formula bonds to bare metal and cuts off moisture before corrosion takes hold, keeping small chips from becoming expensive panel repairs.
Reviews
What our customers say
4.5
Based on 2 reviews
Rashieda M.
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Does the job on small stone chips. Colour is close enough on my white hatch that you have to look hard to spot the repair. Layering thin coats rather than one thick one makes a real difference to the finish.
Questions
Frequently asked
How do I apply the Kizu Pen correctly?
Shake the pen thoroughly before each use to mix the paint. Apply in thin layers directly onto the chip or scratch, allowing each coat to flash off completely before adding the next. Building up thin coats gives a cleaner, flatter repair than trying to fill the damage in one pass.
What surfaces can I use the Kizu Pen on?
The Kizu Pen is designed for painted body panels - bonnets, bumpers, door edges and similar exterior paint surfaces. It is not intended for use on glass, bare plastic trim, wheels or rubber. Use it on factory-painted surfaces where the colour matches the white tone the pen is formulated for.
How long does each coat need to flash before I add the next?
Flash time depends on ambient temperature and the thickness of each layer, but as a guide allow a few minutes between thin coats until the surface is dry to the touch before applying the next one. Thicker coats take longer and are more prone to sinking or cracking as they cure.
How long does the repair need to cure fully?
The paint needs time to harden before you work over it with a compound or clear coat. A general guideline is to leave the repair at least 24 hours in a dry environment before any finishing steps, though full hardness develops over several days. Avoid washing or scrubbing the repaired area until the paint has cured.
Can I use a finishing compound or clear coat over the repair?
Yes, and it is recommended for the best result. Once the touch-up paint has fully cured, you can level the repair with a finishing compound and then seal it with a compatible clear coat - Soft99 touch-up clear is a natural pairing. This protects the repair and helps it blend with the surrounding paint.
Will the white colour match my car's factory paint exactly?
The Kizu Pen is formulated to closely match standard factory white paint tones, but paint colours vary between manufacturers, models and production years. On most white vehicles the match is very close, especially once the repair is levelled and sealed. On metallic whites or pearl whites there may be a visible difference under certain lighting.
Can I use the Kizu Pen on a chip that has already started to rust?
For best results, the repair area should be clean and free of active rust before you apply the pen. Light surface rust can be carefully removed with a fine abrasive before application. The pen then seals the bare metal to prevent further moisture ingress, but it is not a rust treatment on its own.
How do I store the pen between uses?
Keep the cap firmly on when the pen is not in use and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The compact size makes it easy to keep in a glovebox or detailing bag so it is on hand when you spot a chip. Give it a good shake again before each subsequent use to re-mix the paint.