White interior dye / paint

[The70RT]

Looking for some white paint for 1970 interior is 69 about the same because that's all I see on the market? Maybe I'm not searching deep enough any help would be appreciated

[DC_1]

Depending how much you have to do you can also get this in quart cans to shoot out of a gun.

SEM is a very good product I've used many times with good results. Do a search on here for SEM interior dye and you should have some good threads from others that have used it

[comet_666]

https://www.herbsparts.com/proddetail.asp?prod=PAINT

I used this on my seats andupper door pads, matches perfectly.

[polywideblock]

  a very timely post         I'm looking at doing the white  door panels in the roadrunner. was told to get herbs int.paint , is anyone using a  adhesion promoter ? what brand is best  . any  tips tricks to stop the paint /dye from flaking off  down the line  thanks

[CDN72SE]

From my resto:

Some interior color change. I lightly went over the panels with a scotchbrite pad on some of the scratches and followed the SEM procedure, here are some of the results:

[polywideblock]

wow those look great , I might give the SEM  system a go instead   

[miamivice]

Ive used the SEM stuff on my Charger as well as a Trans Am project to go with good results.     Went from Black to Tan on the Charger.  Been on there for 8 or 9 years now and still looks good...

[comet_666]

I had dyed my interior black like 15 years ago from green. I stripped mine down with acetone and cleaned them with soap and water and used a tack cloth. Took quite a bit to get the coverage I wanted. Looks good and seems to hold up well so far.

[bill440rt]

The DuPont Lucite Vinyl color code for Dove White is 9608L. I have a can of PPG's Dove White somewhere also which I tried to find, I like PPG's stuff better.
This is a factory match using their color code.

The SEM Super White shown is very close, but not an exact match to the DuPont & PPG mixes. Convenient to use if you don't have a compressor or spray gun.
I've used both, and both work very well when the parts are properly cleaned & prepped and the correct adhesion promoter is used. 

[The70RT]

Now you tell me Bill...lol I am using the SEM on the upper door pads and thinking the seat backs. I guess it will be good enough.