OER PP922 OER Interior Paint 1957-75 Ford; 5779 Parchment Metallic; 16 Oz. Aerosol Can (Net Wt. 12 Oz.)
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OER PP922 1957-75 Ford Interior Paint; 5779 Parchment Metallic; 16 oz. Aerosol Can (Net Wt. 12 oz.) Features:
i>OER's revolutionary Formula For Ford vehicles provides 40% more coverage than Standard dyes And lacquers, And actually penetrates And molecularly bonds to the surface to permanently seal in the Color. Engineered to closely match the factory original Colors For various Ford, Lincoln, And Mercury models, replicates competitor # 5779, And matches or accents industry Standard reproduction vinyls L-3096. Comes in a 16 oz. Aerosol Can (Net Wt. 12 oz.)
Dries to the touch in 45 seconds, Forms a complete bond in just 10 minutes. UV stable And Color fast, it will not crack, flake or peel. For use on vinyl, leather, plastic, metal, polycarbonate, polypropylene, polyurethane, acrylic, lexan, fiberglass And recycled plastics. No Need to purchase both a Vinyl Dye And an Interior Paint! one Formula does it all to save you time And money!
Recommended Applications:- Upholstery
- Door Panels
- Vinyl Soft Trim
- Vinyl Tops
- Kick Panels
- Seat Back Panels
- Headliner Trim Molding
- Interior Items And more
i>For best results:
- on vinyl, leather, polycarbonate, PVC, lexan, thermal plastic urethane or acrylic:
- Clean surface With item #
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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