SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Interior => Topic started by: damstarr on April 10, 2010, 06:58:32 PM
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Has anyone evr heard of this and does it work?Would it be smart or a waist of time?????????
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There are some threads about this very subject, but.....If the vinyl is dry and cracked, no bueno... :thumbdown:
Must be supple and hydrated and super duper clean... :sly: Otherwise, works awesome, check out Sem, it is more of a dye than a paint because it literally soaks into the material on a molecular level. ;)
GT
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nice. thanks for the info.What if it is really dry but not cracking yet is there like a cream to put on to "rehydrate" it????
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nice. thanks for the info.What if it is really dry but not cracking yet is there like a cream to put on to "rehydrate" it????
Not that I am aware of...That would be cool though...The reason it gets dry and hard is because the polymers get bleached out of it (thanks to UVB rays), I can't think of any way to reintroduce them....
GT
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Hmmmm K thanks........
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i did my boat with it worked pretty good.
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i did my boat with it worked pretty good.
with the same product GT mentioned? who makes it?
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Ooooooooooooo sem materials.....lol
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Most NAPA stores can special order it... :thumbup:
http://semproducts.com/?home=1
GT
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Thanks..i just seen that eastwood.com has it also.Does anyone have before and after pics??