Originally Posted by
CaptainPlanet
It's better to buy bikes with mainly black color schemes. Any paint chip can be hidden quickly with black permanent markers. The marker parts are visible, but blend in very well with the old paint job so that people won't catch it unless they are picky. You can't do that with any other permanent markers due to different color intensities.
You obviously can just do a full on repaint of the bike, but if your goal is to get 100 bucks profit, paint job is not cost efficient.
Sorry, but I would never do this. The fix is not permanent, and I consider it to be pretty shady.
It is really a simple matter to touch up these chips with a paint brush and a small can of rustoleum gloss black. I believe you should fix a bike properly or leave it alone. Hiding problems is unethical.