Chips/nicks in paint - how to fix

[ISEEDIT]

I've have chips in the paint of my new '06 due to new sealcoating of a road I was traveling on (no warning signs or anything). I've heard that with the clear coat they can be "buffed" out or blended in. I have 3 small dot chips on the top front hood, 12 or so small dot chips in the lower front door panels and 4 in the rear lower panel behind the rear tire. What is the best fix. I live in winter SALT country (MN) and want them fixed soon - knowing this state - they'll start pre-salting soon (LOL).
I do plan on keeping this vehicle for many years and hundreds of thousands of miles. Very happy so far - this is my 3rd DMax - other two worked and were flawless! Thanks for you opinions.

[KayCee]

Go to Langka.com and be sure to use only the factory touch up paint which you can get from the dealer using your VIN. This product worked great for me after I got the proper touch up paint. Initially I used some metalic paint by mistake.

Hope this helps.

[More Power]

For the home repair types, you can clean the chip with thinner, fill the chip with single-stage paint till it's slightly above level, then wet sand & buff to get a good repair.

Auto detail & accessory shops here in Montana offer a clear film that can be applied to the leading several inches of the hood & fenders, that makes the paint a lot less prone to chips. I plan to have this done on my next new truck. Wish I'd done this on my '01.

Jim