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Receive a discount at check-out if you order four or more pints of sure-coat stock colors if you are not a technician.
 SEM sure-coat waterborne coatings stock colors
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waterborne coatings can be used on vinyl, plastic, and many types of leather - always on protected leather and also on aniline if you want to turn it into protected. It works so well because it moves right with the material -- no friction -- simply flows on.
 sure-coat tinting browns and reds pint size
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the sure-coat lt. tinting brown leans toward the "greenish" side and the dk. tinting brown leans toward the "reddish" side. The two reds really help in achieving bright reds and dark maroon and brown colors.
 sure-coat in 8 oz. or 4 oz.
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 Sem sure-coat quart stock colors
 sure-coat reducer
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adding this makes your colorant really atomize well--especially when using an airbrush.
 sure-coat crosslinker
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increase the adhesion and allow your work to stand up against future cleanings. you add about 10-15 drops per oz. of sure-coat.
 Sem sure-coat flattener
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need a completely matte finish? purchase this sure-coat additive
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can only be used as an additive to the Sem sure-coat.
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too much will effect a color change.
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 cleaners extremely important.
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vinyl--clean with sem soap and waterborne vinyl prep.
leather--clean with plastic/leather prep so you do not wet the leather.
 half-gallon & gallon sure-coat
 just-a-dab
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pinpoint your color just where you want it.............................12 pack
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Click here to see why the brilliant red, quindo violet, and tinting browns are terrific aid in color matching.
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