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I've used this one several times: https://www.nonpaints.com/be/2k-blanke-lak-hoogglans-in-spuitbus-spraymax-250ml-400ml. They come in different options: matt/Semi-Gloss/gloss. Be aware that it consists of two components, so once you 'open' a spraycan, you can only use it for a limited time ( 24-48h or so). The stem got one coat of primer (grey) followed by a wetsand with 800 and 1500. Then 4 coats of black, in between wet sanding with 1500. 'Sanding' sound quite rough though, especially the last coats only got a gentle wipe. Than 2 coats of 2K clearcoat without sanding.
For the levers, I didn't applied it partially but gave the full levers some coats to get a nice finish. How small are the areas that you want to touch up? Cause if it are only small chips, a spraycan might not be very suitable.
Flandria-
Thanks for the tips! There are a few paintchips, all of them smaller than about half a square cm so a spray can is probably not ideal. A small paint brush seems more adequate for thid application . I definitely don’t want to clearcoat the whole frame. I‘m a little worried about damaging the exposed fibres when sanding the edges of the chipped clearcoat. Maybe I should put a small piece of tape over the exposed fibres when working on the edges. If you don‘t mind, I‘ll tag you in my CP thread for some advice once I start/prepare the restoration at some point in the future :)
Sig_Arlecchino
Very impressive. Do you have some advice on how you went about the sanding? Which 2k varnish did you use and did you only apply it partially? I‘m interested cause I wanted to touch up some paint chips on a clearcoated cf frame.