Abstract: A method and paint damage repair device is disclosed; the device comprising a transparent polymeric film base, a paint coating on the surface of the film base, an adhesive on the paint coated film base and a removable paper backing on the adhesive for removal to expose the adhesive for adhesive application of the paint coated film base to the damage painted surface for the repair of such surface.

Abstract: A color display product for the display of various finishes of paint coatings. The product includes a film base which comprises polyethylene terephthalate, or acrylic coated polypropylene.

Abstract: A paint display product is disclosed which comprises a Mylar film base which will provide a high gloss finish to the paint when viewed through the base to the paint.

Abstract: A compact color sample display device is disclosed which includes a plurality of discrete strips each of which has one or more color samples thereon, such as paint color samples. The strips are supported in stacked relation on a support shaft which is slidable within a rectangular tubular case such that the strips may be disposed within the case or moved to an outward position and selectively fanned to facilitate display and selection of sample colors.

Abstract: A method and apparatus are disclosed for the manufacture of a colored chip or colored swatch bearing sheet, i.e. a color chart, comprising a base sheet bearing an array of adhesively attached colored chips in rows with indicia identifying the color of each chip with a particular paint. The base sheets are fed automatically from a stack of sheets to an adhesive applying means which applies spots of adhesive to the sheet at swatch receiving areas on the sheet. Narrow webs or ribbons of swatch material are severed to form the individual swatches or color chips which then are transferred automatically to a passing sheet and applied thereto. The sheets pass through a series of swatch forming and applying stations with a row of swatches being applied to each sheet at each of the respective stations. Preferably, the sheets are fed continuously and at a relativey fast rate of speed. The arrangement and size of the swatches may be easily changed to allow the apparatus to be used for various types of color charts.