Interior Color

[Todd L.]

I have many good interior parts as far as condition, but they are faded in some areas and other areas not so much.
Are there any articles showing how to prepare my items and then dye / paint my parts. Is there any one product that is better than the others? If I spray one part do I have to do them all to get the same color?

Thanks

Todd

[Terry D.]

Re: Interior Color

Todd
If you want the color to match on all the interior parts you will have to paint them all. Never has much luck with that but I haven't tried it in over ten years so maybe the newer products are better. A new interior is not that expensive and will look 100% better. If you decide on a new interior I think Al Knoch is the way to go and if you decide to go that route I might be able to help you.
Terry

[Bruce B.]

Re: Interior Color

Todd,
I agree with Terry as far a getting new stuff.
But if you do decide to dye the parts wash them with soap and water 2 times and rinse well before spraying. You can rinse with a sponge to keep water absorption to a minimum.
There are some good areosol interior dyes and paints that work very well.
I sprayed my seats in one 62 I had and after 3000 miles they looked good.
Keep some extra dye/paint as they can also be touched up.