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Reply With QuoteYes. Use SEM dye. There are several threads on here about it. I've used it just like you're saying and it worked great. I went from burgundy to a satin black interior.
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This is a discussion on Painting dash within the Interior Tech forums, part of the General Discussion category; So since my dash is cracking I am thinking about going to a junk yard and pulling a good one. ...
So since my dash is cracking I am thinking about going to a junk yard and pulling a good one. My question is if there is a way to paint a dash without completely smoothing it down. I want to make my whole interior black but I don't want a completely smooth dash.
So is there a way to paint it and leave it rough without it going to crap on me?
2004 VW GTI VR6, DD status.
2005 Silverado z71, black, leveled, 315s
2000 k2500 OBS CCSB, 4x4, vortec 7.4, SAS with hp d44, 37s sold 4/3/11
98 k1500 SOLD 6/8/10
95 land rover discovery
Yes. Use SEM dye. There are several threads on here about it. I've used it just like you're saying and it worked great. I went from burgundy to a satin black interior.
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'06 CC Z71, 6" RCX, 35" Trail Grapplers, 18" Addicts
'91 Stepside, LT1, 5"-6", 20" Coys, painted interior, etc.
'93 RCSB, 5.3L, 5 spd, 5-7, 20"s (SOLD)
wax and grease remover ftw
Originally Posted by Xander Berkeley
Thanks guys
2004 VW GTI VR6, DD status.
2005 Silverado z71, black, leveled, 315s
2000 k2500 OBS CCSB, 4x4, vortec 7.4, SAS with hp d44, 37s sold 4/3/11
98 k1500 SOLD 6/8/10
95 land rover discovery
Yeah use the SEM dye but follow the directions well. If you have to fix an area SEM makes a great texture spray.
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