FYI, I did all the seat trim, kick panels, all the headliner trim, A pillars, the back panels on both sides, the shoulder harness covers, and the right side armrest in one color. The console and dash are original but I did spray the console lid. The dash and console were a slightly different shade of blue from the factory.
Interior paint colors and what paint to use?
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You where correct the paint code is 24 light blue. You think SEM will have that color?
You where correct the paint code is 24 light blue. You think SEM will have that color?
I couldn't find SEM in a spray can to match my burgundy but Gbodyparts had their own that matched perfectly.
I painted the gauge panel I made that is mounted below to match the dash.
I looked on their site and found the paint. Is it a aerosol spray paint/rattle can or is it something ill need a HVLP gun for?
I bought just the spray can, I emailed Brian the year and make/model and also sent him a picture of my dash to show the color I was trying to match and I was emailed the proper part number to order it
You "might" get lucky as far as a match with their aerosol color Wedgewood Blue. Its on the aerosol color chart. To me it looks brighter but its tough to judge by a picture on a screen.
The interior I did for my friends 79 Camaro is the same color code. You can get a good idea of what it looks like I guess. I think it all depends how far you want to take this car. I would do the dash in a darker blue just to break up the color a bit but thats personal preference. Spray cans are a bit cheaper of course but a wagon has a lot of area to cover. I used a half gallon when I did my parts and I still need to do the doors and parts of the rear seat. In my area SEM Color Coat is $260 a gallon. Theres also SEM Soap, SEM Vinyl and Plastic Prep, adhesion promoter. It adds up quickly. Some guys will say that you dont need all the stuff I use but I look at it one way. Theres a lot of time involved taking it all apart, cleaning it, spraying it and finally putting it back together. Plus the fact that its old plastic that lost a lot of its flexibility years ago. I only want to do it one time. LOL
The interior I did for my friends 79 Camaro is the same color code. You can get a good idea of what it looks like I guess. I think it all depends how far you want to take this car. I would do the dash in a darker blue just to break up the color a bit but thats personal preference. Spray cans are a bit cheaper of course but a wagon has a lot of area to cover. I used a half gallon when I did my parts and I still need to do the doors and parts of the rear seat. In my area SEM Color Coat is $260 a gallon. Theres also SEM Soap, SEM Vinyl and Plastic Prep, adhesion promoter. It adds up quickly. Some guys will say that you dont need all the stuff I use but I look at it one way. Theres a lot of time involved taking it all apart, cleaning it, spraying it and finally putting it back together. Plus the fact that its old plastic that lost a lot of its flexibility years ago. I only want to do it one time. LOL
Here is what PPG has listed for your 24 Light Blue. They list the dash as Dark blue.
All but the dash: 14782 (semi gloss), the dash: 15120 (semi gloss)/15149 (flat). Can be mixed in Specialty Performance line, Duracryl Lacquer, Deltron, & Shop Line. I have had great results with PPG on plastic & vinyl parts.
Keep in mind that with color fade from the sun & environmental conditions, age, changes in color formulas getting an 100% match isn't always easy.
All but the dash: 14782 (semi gloss), the dash: 15120 (semi gloss)/15149 (flat). Can be mixed in Specialty Performance line, Duracryl Lacquer, Deltron, & Shop Line. I have had great results with PPG on plastic & vinyl parts.
Keep in mind that with color fade from the sun & environmental conditions, age, changes in color formulas getting an 100% match isn't always easy.
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