Interior paint?
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Interior paint?
This looked like the best place to post this, but my apologies in advance to the mods if it's not. Has anyone found a good source of vinyl paints or dyes for recoloring parts of the dash (specifically the radio) where the original color has worn away? Not talking about the black trim color, but the ivory, tan, etc. colors of the actual dash and other parts.
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SEM has a pretty good selection of colors,thought they usually try to match most popular GM colors, but any autobody paint supply store can mix you up just about any interior color paint, even if you have no access to air compressor and spray gun, they sell rechargable aerosol spray cans, so you can pur the mixed color in it and do your touch up work.
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DuPont also has a quality line of products for leather/ vinyl/ plastics.
I've used both SEM and DuPont products over the years for these materials and both work great.
Bought mine at a local auto paint / body shop supply store.
I've used both SEM and DuPont products over the years for these materials and both work great.
Bought mine at a local auto paint / body shop supply store.
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^ as I said, just about any auto body shop supply store will be able to mix interior color, be it, DuPont, ICI,Sikkens,SpiesHecker,BASF,Sherwin Williams,PPG,Matrix,Martin Senior,e.t.c.
most important,use appropriate cleaner like Leather-Prep or Plastic-Prep to ensure a good adhesion
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most important,use appropriate cleaner like Leather-Prep or Plastic-Prep to ensure a good adhesion
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Thanks for all the info, guys. I have a couple of questions for everybody if you guys don't mind. I got SEM Plastic and Leather Prep (#38353) for the prep work and SEM Trim Black (#39143) for the black parts of the radio/dash. I need to touch up some buttons as well. Are the items that I have acceptable for what I need it for? Also, do you recommend a matte clear spray over the painted item for protection? If so, can you recommend what product? Sorry for all the questions. I do appreciate the help.
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Thanks for all the info, guys. I have a couple of questions for everybody if you guys don't mind. I got SEM Plastic and Leather Prep (#38353) for the prep work and SEM Trim Black (#39143) for the black parts of the radio/dash. I need to touch up some buttons as well. Are the items that I have acceptable for what I need it for? Also, do you recommend a matte clear spray over the painted item for protection? If so, can you recommend what product? Sorry for all the questions. I do appreciate the help.
Thanks again.
BurnishedGoldRX
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http://www.yourautotrim.com/semsaglcl.html
That should provide a nice finish and help keep the oils from your fingers from removing the color.
Take your time with the prep stuff and spray LIGHT coats of the color, allowing them to flash between coats.
Good luck!
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Those products should work well together, and I do suggest you add a clear sealer over the buttons etc. SEM also sells a gloss, satin or semi-gloss sealer for plastic/ vinyl/ leather, I have some of this myself in satin;
http://www.yourautotrim.com/semsaglcl.html
That should provide a nice finish and help keep the oils from your fingers from removing the color.
Take your time with the prep stuff and spray LIGHT coats of the color, allowing them to flash between coats.
Good luck!
http://www.yourautotrim.com/semsaglcl.html
That should provide a nice finish and help keep the oils from your fingers from removing the color.
Take your time with the prep stuff and spray LIGHT coats of the color, allowing them to flash between coats.
Good luck!
Thanks.
BurnishedGoldRX
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