Seymour PBE Primer is formulated to meet the performance needs of body shop personnel. Adhering extremely well to bare metal surfaces, this primer works on anything from body and engine parts to heavy machinery and even aviation parts. Plus:
✔️ Sandable in 5 minutes
✔️ Protection against rust and corrosion
✔️ Large fan sprayhead eliminates the need for a spray gun on small repair jobs
✔️ Reduces cleanup time
✔️ Covers 18 sq. ft.
✔️ Dry to touch in 10 mins
✔️ Heat resistant up to 250º
20-1671 PBE PP Aerosol, Sandable Gray, 15 oz
20-1674 PBE PP Aerosol, Gray Filler 15 oz
20-1672 PBE PP Aerosol, Sandable Black 15 oz
20-1673 PBE PP Aerosol, Sandable Red Iron Oxide 15 oz
20-1675 PBE PP Aerosol, Self Etching/Weld Through Gray 15 oz
Seymour PBE Professional E-Coat Primer
- Matches OEM Style & Color
- High-solids Formula Provides
- Superior Hide & Coverage
- Direct-to-Metal application
16-1695 PBE E-Coat Primer 12 oz. Black
16-1697 PBE E-Coat Primer 12 oz. Light Green
16-1698 PBE E-Coat Primer 12 oz. Olive
16-1696 PBE E-Coat Primer 12 oz. Gray
16-1699 PBE E-Coat Primer 12 oz. White
Professional grade products specifically formulated to meet the performance needs of body shop personnel. Seymour PBE Primer is sandable in 5 minutes, this primer adheres extremely well to bare metal surfaces. Very good protection against rust and corrosion. Large sprayhead gives a professional looking application. Heat resistant up to 250˚F. Comes in a can, sprays like a gun. VOC Compliant.
As a responsible corporate citizen, Seymour of Sycamore is thoroughly committed to protecting the natural environment and ensuring the well-being of our employees. This means not only providing a safe, clean and healthy workplace, but also fulfilling our legal and social responsibilities within the community. Seymour has developed coatings with waterborne and high-solids resins as an alternative to traditional solvent-based polymers. Seymour products do not contain lead, cadmium, mercury, chromates or chlorinated solvents.
See your local jobber for pricing.
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