Seamfil Color Chart
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| 901 White | 902 Gary | 903 Dk Gray | 904 Tan | ||
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| 913 Brown | 914 Black | 916 Mahogany | 919 Pink | ||
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| 920 Maple | 933 Teak | 934 Gray walnut | 935 Birch | ||
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| 936 Yellow | 937 Red | 939 Olive | 940 Orange | ||
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| 941 Almond | 942 Butcher Block | 943 Clear Gloss | 944 Retarder | ||
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| 946 Spectrum Blue | 945 Spectrum Green | ||||
Be sure that the laminate is bonded securely to surface. Use a clean cloth or paper towel moistened with SF88 Solvent to remove sawdust, contact adhesive and oils from the joint, and to prepare the surface for bonding with SeamFil. Fine scratches are not suitable for repair. Cracks must show dark laminate substrate for SemiFil to properly adhere. Mixing Colors Refer to the SemiFil Color Matching Guide for your laminate brand to determine mixing proportions. Squeeze an amount of the first color onto a scrap piece of laminate. Add in the other colors according to the guide. Using the polished putty knife, mix the colors until the SemiFil thickens. SemiFil begins to cure quickly. Add in the SemiFil Retarder if more time is needed for color matching. Application After SemiFil has thickened, press it into the seam with the putty knife. Clean the blade with SF99 Solvent and level the repair. Cleanup Wipe the excess from around the repair with a cloth or paper towel moistened with SF99 Solvent. If shrinkage occurs, repeat process in about one hour. SeamFil reaches maximum cured strength after several days. |
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