Beware using Morgans own touch up paint pens, the one supplied for our Plus Six ( with correct paint code ) was nowhere near the colour. A paint repair specialist made up a touch up pen for us that matchs the cars paint.

Also, having dabbled with a few paint jobs on motorcycles and looking at the size of the scrape and its location, I would suggest a "smart" repair. In the UK there are mobile specialists that will come to your house and repair it on site for not huge money. That scrape could easily be repaired using an airbrush, although its worth noting that if there are any marks into the alloy, then it may need a little body filler first and then an etch primer so that the paint bonds correctly to any exposed alloy. Then the colour coat and clear coat goes on. I am sure it can be fixed to be a invisible repair.


Dave
Plus Six "Squeak"
Roadster departed.
1936 BSA Empire Star Q8. 1935 BSA W7-35. 1938 BSA M20