SEM Products 15173 Camel Color Coat - 12 oz.

Repainted entire interior with one can and matched perfectly. It was if the plastic and vinyl was now the original. I was concerned about how much gloss but turned out naturally like the original. Used the primer also which prepares the plastic for this paint. Excellent.

Did a interior restoration on a 1997 Jeep Wrangler Sahara. The jeep forums recommended SEM over the other brands like duplicolor. I called SEM and they were very helpful in determining the right color. They also said I could get a custom color match made from one their distributors. The picture shows my dash faded and discoloration so bad from years of sun exposure. The last picture is the final results. My interior looks like a new jeep, it's amazing how good it looks and the cool is perfect match. I even used it on the metal center console, which the SEM tech said was perfectly fine. Follow instructions to the letter. I watch several YouTube videos. 1. Removed all the pieces 2. washed them with dish soap 3. Wipe with strong plastic and vinyl cleaner. 4. Final wipe down with alcohol 5. Spray with Sand Free prep spray 6. While sand free is still wet spray a light coat of the SEM color coat. When dry spray and 2nd coat.

Matches perfectly. I didn't even mask off the spot I painted. It blended right in.

Painted my TJ dash with this color and I love it! Great adhesion after using SEM adhesion promoter and the finish is super smooth. It also has great coverage. The only problem with it is the spray nozzle. Sometime it clogs up. It’s best to spray it holding the bottle vertically. If you tilt the bottle it will splatter and you won’t get a good finish.

Paint is good , goes fast though and is a bit pricey. I went through 4 cans on dash and 2 door panels

Close enough to the original color on my 240 to work fine. Can paint black plastic interior trim and it covers it perfectly. Painted blue vinyl headrests to this camel color, covered it well, seems durable. Recommend!

Color was spot on for my Miata interior. However, the coverage is poor, requiring building multiple coats to prevent base material from showing through. Nozzle clogs easily, and spits and sputters, regardless of duration of can shaking and warming the product beforehand. There are better plastic sprays out there.

This worked very well to refresh the vinyl uphostery panels on my project car (50 year old Triumph Spitfire) Good coverage, one can coated about 9 sq ft covering up fades and stains. Good color selection.New panels would cost over $200

Pinta y cubre perfecto, color lo más apegado al original