How do I blend touch-up paint so it looks natural?

Quick answer: Let it dry, then lightly sand and polish if needed to blend with the surrounding finish. Always test the color first on a hidden spot to confirm the match and gloss. After the final coat has fully cured, you can use very fine wet sandpaper and a soft polishing compound to smooth and shine the repair. Take your time. The thinner and smoother your coats, the easier the blend will be. Other customers have also asked: How can I make my repair spot less noticeable? How do I make the new paint match the old paint? Can I polish after touch-up painting? What grit sandpaper should I use? How do I blend metallic paint repairs? For more information about blending and finishing touch-ups, visit: Blending and Polishing Touch-Up Paint for a Seamless Finish