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PBE Flexible Trim Spray Paint—Flat Black (15 oz)
Professional Automotive Flat Black Flexible Trim Paint
Product Line: PBE SKU: 20-1678$14.50
Seymour PBE Flat Black Flexible Trim Spray Paint Product Details
Do we have a tradition of excellence here at Seymour? Yes, we do, and our PBE flexible trim paint is more of the same. Designed to meet the high standards of automotive and industrial professionals, we’ve created the ideal flexible trim paint for body panels, engine and aviation parts, and heavy machinery.
Our PBE flexible trim spray paint has an acrylic resin base that resists fading from ultraviolet light and chemical degradation. It comes in a can yet sprays like a gun, so you get long-lasting color and finish with ease.
Restore the finish on OEM automotive trim components and more with a product that offers the perfect blend of performance, convenience, and durability. Spray like a pro without the equipment, prep time, cleanup, or waste—it’s a win-win-win-win.
Acrylic Resin Resists Fading & Degradation
Seymour’s PBE Flat Black Flexible Trim Spray Paint maintains its color and integrity over time, even under extreme conditions. Formulated using acrylic resin, our trim paint is engineered to resist the harsh effects of ultraviolet rays, chemical exposure, and heat up to 250°F. We know durability is key. Our flexible paint keeps your trim and components pristine and vibrant despite exposure to sunlight, contaminants, and high temperatures.
Get a Professional Finish with Ease!
Get a professional-quality finish without the hassle of traditional spray equipment. Our PBE Flexible Trim Paint is tailor-made for quick applications. You’ll get a smooth, even coat with minimal prep time and cleanup!
The large spray head delivers a fine, professional-looking application with the convenience of a can. Use it for quick touch-ups or bigger projects, knowing you will always get a sleek, durable finish. You can expect the best when you’re working with Seymour.
Quick-Drying on Plastic, Rubber, Metal & Chrome
We designed our PBE flexible trim paint to be versatile and efficient. It dries to the touch in just 5 minutes and is ready for a top coat in 15 minutes. Our fast-drying formula works great on a range of materials, including plastic, rubber, metal, and chrome, making it perfect for automotive and industrial applications. This quick-drying paint allows you to finish projects faster while achieving lasting quality.
Suggested Uses for Seymour’s PBE Flexible Trim Paint
Whether refinishing automotive components or touching up industrial equipment, Seymour Flat Black Flexible Trim Paint delivers resilience and a flawless finish. It is the best choice for a variety of applications, including:
- Body panels
- Engine parts
- Metal structures
- Aviation parts
- Heavy machinery
When working with bare surfaces or rusted metal, first prime with our PBE Sandable Primer.
Made in the USA.
- Ideal for body panels, engine parts, metal structures, aviation parts, heavy machinery and more.
- Dry times: (5 minutes to touch), (15 minutes to topcoat)
- Resists fading from ultraviolet light & degradation from chemicals
- Comes in a can, sprays like a gun
- Heat resistant up to 250˚F
| UPC: | 043281002264 |
| Part #: | 0000201678 |
| Container Size: | 20 OZ |
| Net Fill Wt. OZ: | 15 |
| Net Fill Wt. G: | 425 |
| Prop 65 (cancer): | Yes |
| Prop 65 (repro): | Yes |
| Safety Data Sheet: | View Safety Data Sheet  |
| Product Information Sheet: | View Product Information Sheet |
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Frank Tetro Jr –
I used this product on my 86 corvettes engine bay and firewall and it dried tacky. So much dust and pollen is stuck to it. Is there anything I can do to remedy this. What would make the finish stay sticky? By the way, the product laid out beautifully. It looked so beautiful. At first…
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Seymour Paint –
Seymour’s 20-1679 is an acrylic lacquer and should have dried without any tackiness unless the engine bay was not properly cleaned first.
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Rob C –
How to prepare trim ?
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Seymour Paint –
Just a wipe down with a fast-evaporating solvent such as nail polish remover to remove any grease or contamination.
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Jeannie Meagher –
I’m going to use it on wrought iron patio furniture. Should I prepare the furniture first? It’s no gooped up with paint, but has a little rust. For 48″ table, 4 barrel chairs & 2 chaise lounges, how many cans do I need, please? Thx!
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Seymour Paint –
Would hit the rusty spots with our rust converting primer (#16-45) first and wire brush any loose/peeling paint to ensure good adhesion. 5 cans of the PBE should be enough for that furniture.
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Ryan Knighton –
Do I need to use a primer ?
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Seymour Paint –
Bare surfaces or rusted metal surfaces should first be primed with the PBE sandable primers.
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Michael Ruel (verified owner) –
How long is full cure?
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Seymour Paint –
Dry Time:
To touch 5 minutes
To Topcoat 15 minutes
**Curing/Recoat time is extended with multiple coats and excessively thick coats**
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Rob –
Do plastic parts need to be primed first?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, only apply the paint over HARD type plastics.
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Brandon Smith –
If inuse this to spray a whole car can I use a clear after I want to use a rainbow flake clear as a top coat
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, if the clear is an acrylic lacquer like the PBE.
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Ivo Sousa –
I’m thinking to order the flat black one to try on my motorbike frame, do you think is gonna match oem specifications?
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Seymour Paint –
Unfortunately, unaware, but it only contains pure carbon black pigment, so the color is jet black. Please contact our technical support for further assistance 815-895-9101.
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Salvatore Viviano (verified owner) –
I just ordered two cans of the flat black.
I have a 2010 Maserati GTS and I’m using this paint for trim pieces on the interior. Fixing what they call sticky button problem. Did I pick the right paint?
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Seymour Paint –
Unfortunately, not familiar with what sticky button problem is. That said, I’ve used the PBE trim paints on interior pieces with good success.
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Ashley Hernandez –
Do you need to put a finisher after you spray it on your trim ?
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Seymour Paint –
No, it can be left as is.
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George Dunn –
What kind of paint would I use for smooth plastic flares on a automotive application ? They are used flares changing the color from silver to Black.
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Seymour Paint –
This is a good choice assuming the plastic is hard and not the soft flexible kind. Scuff with steel wool or sandpaper before applying the paint.
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