interior dye/paint

[74roadrunner440]

looking to redo my interior but any one know what paint to use its a white interior and want to do the vinal and plastic but any one know the paint i should use and or a part # i used sem b4 with good luck but dont know what the part # for the egg shell white interior color # or at least thats what my fender tag told me thanks pat

 

[tpodwdog]

as a matter of fact....I DOOOOOOOOOOO.. i just did the entire interior of a Javelin. the paint is KRYLON FUSION. comes in a variety of colors and heres how i did it:

this paint is for plastic.....not sure if itll work for as vinyl dye or not. the Javelin is ALL plastic except for the dash and i used it on that too and it looks brand new. I DID NOT USE THIS ON THE VINLY SEATS.....just door panels, kick panels ,dash panels, A pillars, sail panels...etc etc.

remove panel and wash with DETERGENT soap...like simple green is what i used.
make sure its dry and warm
wipe down with LACQUER THINNER
paint it with the KRYLON FUSION

very durable and i couldnt scratch it off. worked great for me. let me know how it works if you use it

 

[74roadrunner440]

that corect mopar color? i want corect color i know sem caries it just dont know the # or the color of white

 

[Jeremiah]

I use this stuff and it works great:

http://www.herbsparts.com/products.asp?cat=826

 

[kidmopar]

i got my vinyl dye spray from herbs parts.. very good results!!

 

[74roadrunner440]

what color white is corect perl white or just white?

 

[YY1]

Hey, did you ever find a match?

I just sanded all the chalkieness off my seatbacks.

They are MUCH nicer, but the plastic has color irregularities, and I'd like to pait them.

I see SEM has about 4 shades of white:

Phantom white
Super white
White
Sailcloth white.

Interestingly, the super white appears more yellowish than the regular white, at least on their color chart.

I'm personally leaning towards sailcloth, but since I'm working with plastic, I might take a look in the Krylon Fusion section, next time I'm at Lowes.

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...and I think "pearl" was a mid 60's color description, like 66/67.

Ours are definately on the eggshell side versus the pearl side.