Interior painting

[patrick.durbahn]

HI
I have a 67 dodge charger. I am in the process of switching it from its original copper to black since the previous owner already reupholstered the seats black. I have decided to use SEM products to do the painting. For the hard plastic (seat backs, headliner trim, c pillar covers and kick panels) I was planning on using SEM soap, followed by SEM plastic prep, followed by SEM bonding agent, and finish with SEM paint. For the vinyl ( door panels, rear panels, arm rests and visors) I planned on using SEM soap, followed by SEM vinyl prep, and finished with SEM paint. Does this sound right? Is this the best way to go? Also I am not sure on quantities, I was going to get one of everything except 2 cans of paint. Will that be enough? Thank Patrick

 

[Propwash]

Sounds like you have the correct process Pat. 2 cans of paint may cut it close depending on how many coats you go, but should get you there. Myself I would probably go three just to make sure as well as have extra for touch up...just me though. Prep should be good, soap I just use Dawn. Good luck with your project.

 

[patrick.durbahn]

Thanks ill order one more can.

 

[74roadrunner440]

where do u get the right color white i want to do mine but dont know which is the right color or white on 73 rr thanks all

 

[Doubleclutch]

Hi 74roadrunner440

I also have a 73 RR with white interior and need a repaint on some trim panels. If you get a satisfactory match --please let me know. Thanks Chuck (Doubleclutch)