SEM Products 15303 Graphite Color Coat - 12 fl. oz.

SEM one of the best thrust worthy companies .

Perfect color match for my 1993 Ford F-250 with dark gray interior. Video shows the glove box and gauge pillar pod painted compared to the factory kick panel for color reference. Pairing this with sanding and a plastic adhesion promoter gives a factory look.

Worked great, painted my fj62 electric window switches.

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I bought a new dash pad for my '95 Trans-Am which came unpainted. This product was highly recommended so I went with it. I used the cleaner by the same company beforehand and put two light coats on the new pad. It looks gorgeous, but the Graphite color is slightly darker than the OEM color. The car is garage kept and the interior has been treated by a professional detail shop numerous times, so my interior has not faded.

I used this on my 2006 chevy Silverado 2500hd with the charcoal interior. Warning, this is a blueish charcoal not a black. I would recommend gett ik ng black if that is the truck you plan on using it in. I did hardly any paint prep besides getting the mud off the doors. It adhered very good and dried on quick I did about 2 coats and it completely covered it. The durability in less then an hour after I painted them is phenomenal I had my leg and arm on the door driving around and no paint transfer onto me. Also this does good on fabrics but it does leave a different more rough texture when done

I dyed my door panels after the sun faded then over the years. It matches the original color perfect!

This stuff is not like normal spray paint, it goes on like a stain and provides solid even color on the first coat. It is extremely thin, perfect for keeping the stock texture the same but bad for covering up scratches. Graphite matched my other Ford (color code "T") interior parts pretty well. The paint is durable and the only way you can even tell a part has been painted is that the finish is slightly rougher. Be sure to follow the instructions from SEM's website. It is essential that the part is perfectly clean. Any spot that is not will cause the paint to bubble and will leave a noticeably different texture after it dries. Thin coats are also important, as many as you want.