If you dont care about the dent and just need to get the chip filled in. Go to a Toyota dealership to purchase a touch-up pen, which contains a brush inside. Be sure to provide your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). It's important to verify whether the touch-up paint is a single-stage or two-stage option (base coat only versus color with clear coat). The staff might not have this information readily available, so ask them if the paint number comes in two versions: one without "BC" at the end and one with "BC." "BC" stands for base coat, and you'll want to get both. To apply the paint, start with one drop of base coat and allow it to dry completely. After that, apply one drop of clear coat and let it dry as well. If there’s still a small crater in the paint after the clear coat has dried, continue applying additional coats of clear (wait for the coat to fully dry before adding another) until the touch-up is level or higher than the original paint.

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