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10-22-09, 08:11 AM
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SEM Time!
Painting my interior today! Black & White....finished taking wood grain off last nite...
If there is any advice i could give it would b to NEVER use FHT vinyl dye!
After using this SEM Color Coat there is no question the way to go....
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10-27-09, 08:24 PM
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Renewed steering wheel with SEM!
I'll try to get photos up of the drivers seat bolster, door sill, and steering wheel all done with $37 worth of SEM. What a difference it makes and a money saver.
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Here they are. They could stand another sanding and spray on the seat and door sill. The steering wheel looks like new(well almost
!) The wheel has a nice textured finish - not at all slippery. The air bag was not sprayed and the match is perfect.
The repair at the bottom of the bolster covered a 1/2" X 2" hole. The top and side of the bolster had numerous deep cracks. The door sill had a 3/16" gap. All, except the wheel, required 10 -20 spray applications to cover. Runs had to cure and be sanded between applications. When I get the urge I'll sand, mask, and spray to make them look even better. First I want to remove and repair the seat surround on both sides where they crack at the lever to access the rear seat.
When you spray this heavy the leather graining is covered and the finish is smoother. Be sure to mask to a seam. Good luck.
Seats -SEM Color Coat Light Neutral #15863
Wheel & Sill - SEM Color Coat Monterry #15723
!) The wheel has a nice textured finish - not at all slippery. The air bag was not sprayed and the match is perfect. The repair at the bottom of the bolster covered a 1/2" X 2" hole. The top and side of the bolster had numerous deep cracks. The door sill had a 3/16" gap. All, except the wheel, required 10 -20 spray applications to cover. Runs had to cure and be sanded between applications. When I get the urge I'll sand, mask, and spray to make them look even better. First I want to remove and repair the seat surround on both sides where they crack at the lever to access the rear seat.
When you spray this heavy the leather graining is covered and the finish is smoother. Be sure to mask to a seam. Good luck.
Seats -SEM Color Coat Light Neutral #15863
Wheel & Sill - SEM Color Coat Monterry #15723
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