Door edge paint chip

I'm a bit like you, especially in regard to nice finish on a car, or anything substantially expensive for that matter.

If you can bring yourself to accept it as is it's probably best to let it go now that you've sealed it with touch-up paint. Anything you DIY is going to make it more obvious, IMO.

The paint looks like metallic. I wouldn't dream of a professional repair for such a small mark. Such a repair would be "blended in" over a largish area of the door.
Too much risk of a slight colour mismatch, IMO, which will be even more obvious. There was a thread here recently about that.

Cheers

I've had success with touch up paint by using a cotton bud to put on a thin coat, not trying to get a full buildup in one go, but waiting for it to dry before adding another coat. Make sure the cotton bud is not fully loaded and confine the application to the chip area and not wetting the margin too much. It may well take 4 or 5 applications to build it up, but you shouldn't have to worry about overbuilding.

Really there is only one way to fix it , sell it or trade it in on a new one then wrap the new one in 'bubble wrap' and put it in an air conditioned garage and never ever move it /drive it .......its a 4x4 its supposed to get dirty /used and yes even get the 'mark' on it ......

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I rather welcome the 'First Mark' on a new car....... then I can relax. lol

Your door must have been open when it happened.