Tan to black interior: How to

Engel

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May 27, 2005

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• May 27, 2005

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badass im going to do that before summer ends

 

deadlast

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• May 28, 2005

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what kind of paint did you use?

 

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harley02

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Dupli-Color vinyl and fabric dye along w/Dupli-Color Adhesion Promoter.

Do not use gloss black if dont want a permanent shine to it. The flat black matches the upper dash real well.

 

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DJiCE

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• Nov 24, 2005

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Do the vents (on each end) the ones you can open/close
with the tab, just pop out ?

or do I need to remove some clips or screws 1st ?

 

GRGT1994

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That looks great. Nice work.

BTW, if anyone is looking for quality paint, get the stuff from 50Resto. It is the same as the factory color - perfect match (not to glossy, not to flat also). And it's actually designed for car interior use, so it won't fail like others can. Just make sure to get and use the vinyl prep, and the right kind (dye/paint) for your application.

 

MattZ281LE

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• Nov 25, 2005

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I just bought the entire black interior including dash and seats off ebay from a black 95. Everything was perfect. Cost 400.00 though shipped.

 

GRGT1994

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I gotta ask. Why would anyone use DupliColor? It is not a perfect match, and that stuff from 50Resto is. Also, the 50Resto stuff is designed for use in car interiors and holds up well. Am I missing something?