Here's how.........
First of all, make sure the chipped area is clean, free of wax and dry. Next, shake the touch-up paint A LOT, because Honda paints tend to settle to the bottom of the bottle more than most.
Open the bottle and wipe most of the paint off the small brush on the rim of the bottle, leaving just enough to keep the brush wet. Carefully paint the chip with short strokes, just enough to cover the chip itself and a small amount of the surrounding unchipped rim.
Let it dry for 1/2 hour, then repeat, because the paint shrinks as it dries leaving a depression. This may have to be repeated a third or fourth time.
If the chip is in a very visable spot, I build up the chip with paint until it is actually higher than the undamaged paint with several coats then, when it's completely dry, I use polishing compound for clearcoat on the spot and give it a good rub down. It's amazing how well the chip or scratch will completely fill in using this method.
Hope this helps.