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Black Wrinkle Texture Spray Paint (12 oz)
Textured Black Wrinkle Finish Spray Paint for Valve Covers, Roll Bars, Bumpers & More
Product Line: Automotive Specialty SKU: 16-2448$13.50
Seymour Textured Black Wrinkle Spray Paint Product Details
At Seymour Paint, we make coatings that last. Our focus is always on quality, value, and convenience, and our Textured Black Wrinkle Finish Spray Paint follows suit. Engineered for performance and durability, this Black wrinkle finish paint is perfect for automotive restoration and then some.
Reproduce the original factory finish on car and truck parts, upgrade roll bars, or add grip to tool handles. Whatever the project, our wrinkle paint creates a tough, textured Black coating that resists gas, heat, rust, fading, corrosion, and chipping.
Need a rugged finish upgrade? Seymour Black Wrinkle Texture Spray Paint delivers durability and style in the convenience of an aerosol can.
Durable Black Wrinkle Spray Paint with Superior Resistance!
Seymour Black Wrinkle Paint gives you a classic textured finish that’s as functional as it is easy on the eyes. Automotive environments are harsh, and this wrinkle finish coating is built for it.
Black Wrinkle is resistant to:
- Gasoline
- Automotive fluids
- Heat up to 250°F
- Rust & corrosion
- Fading & abrasion
Once fully cured, the finish won’t crack, peel, or chip under the toughest conditions.
Excellent Hiding & Versatility
Excellent hiding qualities help disguise minor surface imperfections for a uniform result. Use it to reproduce original factory finishes on dashboards and valve covers, ruggedize roll bars and bumpers, add tactile grip to tool handles, and more.
Seymour Textured Black Wrinkle Spray Paint can be used where conventional paints fail. Heat cycles, fuel and oil, and constant handling cause ordinary paints to soften, blister, and peel, but our coating stays strong.
Easy & Convenient Wrinkle Texture Paint for Metal, Vinyl, Plastic & More
No mixing or special equipment needed. Shake well and apply two medium coats 3 minutes apart. It dries to the touch in roughly 30 minutes, but allow 8 hours for the wrinkle pattern to fully develop into a uniform, textured, low-sheen finish.
We invented aerosol paint in 1949. Since then, our goal’s been simple: top-notch performance with ease. Application is fast and even, giving you a smooth, consistent texture with less effort.
Use direct to metal on clean, bare surfaces free of rust, oil, and other contaminants. Prime first with Seymour PBE Black Sandable Primer for best results, especially on wood and hard plastics.
Quick Facts
- Durable textured Black wrinkle finish spray paint
- Resists gas, automotive fluids, fading, rust, abrasion & corrosion
- Heat-resistant up to 250°F
- Covers up to 7 sq. ft. per can
- Outstanding hiding qualities
- Dries to the touch in 30 minutes
- Wrinkle finish in 8 hours
- Aerosol spray for easy application
Suggested Uses for Seymour’s Textured Black Wrinkle Spray Paint
Perfect for restoration projects or adding grip and durability to everyday tools. Use Seymour wrinkle coat spray on:
- Roll bars
- Bumpers
- Metal dashboards
- Ignition wire holders
- Valve covers
- Gun stocks
- Motorcycle engines
- Tool handles for better grip
- Paint can reproduce the original finish on a variey of car and truck parts
- Resists gasolinem automotive fluids, fading, rust, corrosion and chipping
- Excellent hiding qualities and can be used where conventional coating break down
- Up to 7 sq. ft. coverage per can
- Dry to touch 30 minutes; 8 hours is required to complete wrinkling process
| UPC: | 043281001281 |
| Part #: | 0000162448 |
| Container Size: | 16 OZ |
| Net Fill Wt. OZ: | 12 |
| Net Fill Wt. G: | 340 |
| 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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Tony –
Would this work on a harley engine
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Seymour Paint –
Probably not, black wrinkle goes to 250F continuously. I would think the engine might get hotter than that. Please contact our technical support for more information. 815-895-9101
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Lee –
Do you need a primer?
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Seymour Paint –
If the surface is clean and free of rust or contaminants, then you do not need a primer. That said, it’s a good idea, especially on wood or hard plastics.
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lee Pair –
is this a fine or course wrinkle. Using for 1966-69 chev corvair gauge cluster and glovebox panel and door!
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Seymour Paint –
Seymour’s wrinkle is more of a medium wrinkle.
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Brett Fox –
How about Somebody just go get Joe from the back have him spray a few lines so we can see. Are the wrinkles big, small, in the middle how do we know let us see easy.
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Michael Igel –
Is this a flat or gloss finish? 16-2448 Seymour Black Wrinkle Texture Spray Paint (12 oz)
Thank you
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Seymour Paint –
16-2448 is a non-flat coating, with a gloss finish.
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Eric –
Can the paint be reapplied if the first attempt didn’t wrinkle throughout? I applied 16-2448 Black Wrinkle to freshly glass bead blasted aluminum valve cover. I sprayed the first coat on the heavy side, then waited 3 minutes for the second coat. I may have not applied as much as needed since I was worries about runs, the finish didn’t wrinkle at all in some spots. Question, can I simply respray the two coats on top of the existing wrinkle, or do I need to strip it back to bare metal and try again? Thanks
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Seymour Paint –
If the first attempt didn’t work, it’s best to strip the paint and start from scratch. Two medium coats 3 minutes apart at 70 degrees is recommended.
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Joe Alexander –
Looking to coat my hot rod chassis with this, how’s the durability? And does anyone have a good picture of the finish?
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Seymour Paint –
The coating is heat resistant to 250F continuous and offers good resistance to fuel and oil. Unfortunately, we do not have a photo of the finish.
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VÃctor verdugo –
Is this product will work on calipers?
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Seymour Paint –
While it meets the heat requirements, however, would think the texture will allow brake dust/mud/etc. to collect.
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Cary Newman –
Would this work to hide cracks and splits on a 1966 Ford pickup padded dash?
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Seymour Paint –
Hairline cracks, yes. Anything larger would require a filler first.
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Cary Newman –
Does the wrinkle paint require a primer before being applied on vinyl or bondo?
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Seymour Paint –
No primer for vinyl (but you would want to scuff that surface to improve adhesion). For Bondo, I’d recommend our PBE sandable primers.
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Lee –
And just be painted over, say with spray paint?
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Seymour Paint –
No, this cannot be top coated.
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Jake –
How would this hold up as a base coat on a set of valve covers to give the wrinkle texture then applying your higher heat engine enamel over top for correct color?
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Seymour Paint –
It has a 250F heat resistance so it would hold up well by itself. It shouldn’t be top coated by anything.
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Jonathan –
Do you need to apply heat/bake in an oven to achieve the wrinkle finish?
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Seymour Paint –
No
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Edward Wuster –
What type of primer is recommended with hard plastic before applying 16-2448 Seymour Wrinkle paint?
Thank you
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Seymour Paint –
20-1672 PBE sandable black primer.
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Zach –
What should I do and how do I proceed. I prepared my parts surface cleaned and degrease as I’ve done with a lot of parts. I shook the can plenty applied the first coat. Waited the appropriate time and applied the second coat. I let the product sit indoors where it didn’t get below 70 ish degrees. And only some spots wrinkled. The rest is a semi gloss smooth finish.
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Seymour Paint –
On clean bare metal, no. Anything else it would be a good idea.
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Peter –
Do you have wrinkle red like the Honda valve cover?
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, no, just black.
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Dan –
Can this be painted and clear coated over?
Planning on doing a “rock chip guard”bottom edge on a truck prior to painting body color.
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, no.
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Mike –
Do you need to prime the surface with a self etching primer? Can this go direct to tube metal chassis?
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Seymour Paint –
It can be applied direct to metal. A primer never hurts though.
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Joseph Fisher –
Will this match Harley Davidson 2003 night train wrinkle black pain?
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Seymour Paint –
Very close but not exact.
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