Denibbing File, Paint File Tool for Quick Removal of Paint Imperfections, Two Sided Mini-File Blade for Repairing Paint Retention, Stains on Cars, Drawing Boards (Yellow)

Ive only ever used the old school wood block type.This one is reversible, and can be used without the "holder" piece for real small work areas.Works great, just wish it could take a bigger bite.

Great to have for paint correction.

Worked great to remove some pretty bad runs in urethane clearcoat.

This thing is really, really expensive for what it is. I'm not even sure why I bought this but I'm glad I did. I used it to cut some nibs after fixing a series of tiny paint chips on my cart and this thing worked a treat. It is small but heavy just enough to let it glide over and flush the excess without any pressure whatsoever. Saved me a lot of excessive wet sanding. Just be really, really gentle with it. Appears well made, so I guess good things cost quite a bit.

I bought this after watching a YouTube video about paint chip repair. I followed each step except in the video. It did not show this little tool scratching the surrounding paint… it’s flat so unless your surface is perfectly flat with no contours, you need to be careful! Now I am buffing the area with a deep scratch polish trying to remove them… I thought it was minor but it is not and I’m doing my best to get the paint back to normal. It’s not the tools fault it’s my understanding and not being experienced, but still feel I could help someone not make the same mistake.

Ive had to touch up my Hummer EV due to some rock chips… I used this after clear coat. Worked well and did not scratch. My paint around the chip

Painting chips or bugs getting into Paint. This helps remove anything that might get into the Paint and removes it without causing damage to the finish.

It does what it should just go very light on pressure. I put tape around areas to prevent scratches.