painting interior??

ALLAN · 06-24-2001, 05:12 PM

What is the best way to dye or paint the interior parts like the dash and door handles, etc??? THANKS

BlueStang2k · 06-25-2001, 12:38 AM

Sand the pieces down...apply primer(i think?)...paint it with your paint...lay down a few good coats...finish it off with clear coat...(all this i have gathered from reading post like this on other boards)I tried it and it kinda came out ok...im just not patient enough...

Wild Stallion · 06-25-2001, 07:10 AM

VHT makes a aerosol interior dye for soft, vinyl peices, and a couple of different pains for the hard peices. It's all expensive, 8-12 bucks a can, but it is the best around if you are restoring or changing the color. follow the directions on the can and it should look pretty good. Summitt has a lot of it but I am sure DMP and other mustang restoration shops have it too.

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Beej · 06-25-2001, 02:02 PM

I just used krylon,and clear coat on mine, it looks good, I want to sand, and put more clear coat on, just so it has that totally smooth as a babys but look.

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06-25-2001, 12:38 AM	#2
BlueStang2k Ghetto Vaquero Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Groovy Grove Posts: 1,275	Sand the pieces down...apply primer(i think?)...paint it with your paint...lay down a few good coats...finish it off with clear coat...(all this i have gathered from reading post like this on other boards)I tried it and it kinda came out ok...im just not patient enough...

06-25-2001, 07:10 AM	#3
Wild Stallion Saved Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Moving to the Big House! Posts: 1,318	VHT makes a aerosol interior dye for soft, vinyl peices, and a couple of different pains for the hard peices. It's all expensive, 8-12 bucks a can, but it is the best around if you are restoring or changing the color. follow the directions on the can and it should look pretty good. Summitt has a lot of it but I am sure DMP and other mustang restoration shops have it too. ------------------ If speed kills, Ricers will live forever

06-25-2001, 02:02 PM	#4
Beej Full of shit Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Anyone wanna chat with a fat man, click below. Posts: 16,639	I just used krylon,and clear coat on mine, it looks good, I want to sand, and put more clear coat on, just so it has that totally smooth as a babys but look. ------------------ DarkPony's Page 98 Black GT, 5 speed, Black Leather, 96 cobra wheels, Nitto 555-R Drag Radials, bassani x/cats, Mac Pro-Dumps, Steeda Timing adj. 16deg., ASP Balanced Pullies, Pro-M Bullet, Eibach Sprotlines, K%N, Accell Coil Packs, Crane 8.5mm Fire Wires, FRPP 70MM Throttle Body, Pro-5.0, Autometer Shiftlite, 35th Aniv. Dash Bezel, Painted trim accents 221RWHP 1/8th 296RWTQ 9.40@75.8