Interior restoration help! please!

Hey guys, so im ne to this wagon thing. I Just picked up a rtawd wagon..outter body Is pretty straight for the most part but what im wanting to do is change the blue/ grey interior from my wagon to black. Dash console door panels ect... its all in pretty good shape so im wanting to know what's the best way to change the colors with paint or dye or whatever ideas you guys have please let me know im all for it. Thank s again for helping

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  • moebiiusmoebiius Wagonist
    Search Sem flexible spray paint, prep work is the key, color code would be landau black, good luck! Prep is key!!!
  • StocStoc Band Wagon
    Thank you very much! :)
  • bam-bambam-bam Council Member
    This is just my opinion, but the interior painting thing never ends well.

    In my opinion, the best way is to find a car with the gray interior and swap it out. YMMV
  • StocStoc Band Wagon
    ah thank you bro. im checking this site everyday for infromation im highly geeking out to restoring this 4wd wagon to be one of the cleanest around.I appreciate all and any information anybody can give me. :) whats the best way to find all new panels dash console ect to swap out in the interior?
  • bam-bambam-bam Council Member
    The ideal thing would be to find a complete car in the junkyard, or a parts car for a donor.
  • Ben06Ben06 Wagonist
    hey I dyed my interior in my bagged wagon and it came out great, most people on here couldn't even tell it was dyed, but like they said above prep is KEY
  • cant figure out if it's about the seats or as interior in whole... :)

    in both cases - (re) upholster

    instead of paint - cover it like you would with a headliner...
  • Mandalore88Mandalore88 Senior Wagonist
    I have done this to some parts of my wagon.

    SEM is good stuff. Plasi-Dip is also great, doesn't look as OEM but is tough.

    Keep in mind sedan dash vents, door handle trim, etc should fit if you stay year specific.

    Main problem areas I have are seat belts rubbing on center console (I am too poor to buy a black DC2 Integra center console), and the area on the rear quarter panel plastic where the doors meet the rear seat area.
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