PeelClear will demonstrate its Dip N’ Dyes color-mixing system at SEMA 2026 in West Hall booth 52163. The company’s October 15 announcement adds live color scanning and limited-stock sample jars to the removal demonstrations it announced in September.
The system uses 14 concentrated, freeze-dried colorants with digital formulas, according to the company. An optional scanner reads a physical reference, such as a paint chip or fabric swatch, to produce a matching formula. The colorants can be mixed by hand or machine. PeelClear says the system was introduced earlier in 2026, so the SEMA presentation should not be mistaken for its first commercial release.
The underlying product is a spray-applied removable coating. PeelClear describes application with HVLP equipment in a professional spray booth, making the workflow relevant to paint and body businesses as well as restyling shops considering a broader service offering. It should be evaluated as a coating process rather than treated as an interchangeable roll of adhesive-backed PPF.
For a shop evaluating the demonstration, a useful sequence is to watch the scan, inspect the mixed and cured sample, and ask how the formula is stored for later repairs. Confirm the preparation requirements, coat build, drying and curing process, equipment needs, and the method for repairing or removing the finish. A fresh demonstration panel does not by itself show how an aged coating will remove from every paint system.
The September announcement includes a 20-year peelability claim tied to sound, properly prepared surfaces and approved removal by a certified installer. That is not a blanket promise of 20 years of appearance or impact protection. Obtain the current written warranty and substrate exclusions before offering a duration to a customer.
The show runs November 3–6. PeelClear’s own releases identify booth 52163; Ceramic Pro also lists a PeelClear presentation at its separate booth 52101. Neither reviewed announcement supplies an exact daily demonstration schedule, and the sample offer is limited by available stock.
Sources & reporting notes
- PeelClear Dip N’ Dyes show announcement PeelClear via SEMA Show · Source dated October 15, 2026October 15 update to the company’s September announcement; both releases use the same headline.
- PeelClear waterborne peelable-paint SEMA plans PeelClear via SEMA Show · Source dated September 2, 2026September 2 announcement of planned SEMA removal demonstrations.
- PeelClear product overview PeelClearUndated current site.
- SEMA 2026 Ceramic ProUndated explicit 2026 event page.
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