SEM Products 15243 Satin Black Color Coat - 12 oz.

Made some plastic car trim parts look like new. Hi quality stuff

Great product works great

4 layers. Matched my interior perfectly. I will definitely use it again.

Used this to restore my floor console in my 73 Mustang. Perfect match to the original paint.

Paint is easy to work with. Haven't used adhesion promoter, just a good sanding with 400 to 600 grit sand paper clean well with dish soap then rub down with 50/50 water and rubbing alcohol. No problems at all. I did however have an issue with mineral spirits, and also not counting the mineral spirits but just using a microfiber rag gave my piece static which the paint didn't like. I also sanded through the primer in a few spots but with four coats everything covered up well. I also used low luster sem clear on the 2 pictures (I make and sell on eBay) below. Read the reviews before spraying the clear. Humidity and temperature play a big role for the clear to work or you get a milky white layer and a waste of a lot of time. I however was able to sand lately with 1000 grit sand paper until the milkiness went away then re-coated with clear. Never had any problems with the satin black in any temperature or humidity. It took me a week to figure out the clear situation before I finally read all the reviews. Figured I would mention this since I had such a hard time.

Saw this product suggested in a YouTube how to and figured I’d give it a go. It worked out amazingly as an interior color changing tool. When my from tan interior to a fresh black to match the new suede headliner I installed. Pulled together the exterior paint of electric blue and black inside to match.

Nice product.

This Satin Black perfect for matching interior plastic molding like for a dash in my 1980 Ford...add the Satin Gloss. IF you follow the SEM process you will have no trouble. The paint is tough to run unlike other can paints. Covers well. Looks great.