SEM 82073 Color Coat 3 Ranger Off White, Flexible Coating for Leather, Vinyl, Plastic, Carpet and Velour, Satin Finish, 16 Ounce Aerosol

SEM 82073 Color Coat 3 Ranger Off White, Flexible Coating for Leather, Vinyl, Plastic, Carpet and Velour, Satin Finish, 16 Ounce Aerosol

• An off white in the Color Coat 3 range, sprayed onto faded or worn interior surfaces to bring the color back or change it outright. Automotive trim shops, marine refinishers and fleet operations all draw on the same line.
• Features:
  • VOC content is 631.7 g/l, which puts it outside California limits, so it is not for use there
  • One can covers about 10 square feet and cures in 24 hours at 70 degrees Fahrenheit
  • On metal all corrosion has to come off and the surface takes a 400 grit sand first, and priming ahead of the color hides faster
  • Shelf life is 5 years in a cool, dry place
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: SEM Products
  • Part Number: 82073
  • UPC: 646786820731
  • Color: Ranger Off White
  • Finish: Satin
  • Size: 16 Ounce Aerosol
  • Coverage: About 10 square feet per can
  • VOC: 631.7 g/l
  • Cure Time: 24 hours at 70 degrees Fahrenheit
  • Shelf Life: 5 years
  • Compatible Systems: Color Coat 3 clears for setting the sheen
• The SEM Color Coat 3 Ranger Off White Aerosol can also be referred to as SEM 82073, Color Coat 3 Ranger Off White, off white vinyl and leather spray paint, marine and automotive interior trim paint, and flexible plastic coating aerosol.

SEM Products is a Rock Hill, South Carolina manufacturer of coatings, adhesives, primers and repair materials for the automotive refinish trade. Its range also serves the marine, commercial fleet, aerospace, and upholstery and trim markets.

Q: Is this the same as Ranger White?
A: No. Ranger White is a separate color under part number 82063. The two names sit next to each other in the range, so order by part number.

Q: How long should the can be shaken?
A: A full minute of vigorous shaking once the mixing ball starts to rattle, with the can and the room near 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

Q: Can it go on carpet and velour?
A: Yes, but on those it enhances the original color rather than changing it, and it goes on sparingly so the texture of the fibers stays put.