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Old 09-15-2013, 10:30 AM
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SEM paints is the way to go, they are the best out there for plastic, vinyl, and flexible coatings. They have cross references for all OE (GM, Ford, Mopar) interior colors, though you might need to go to a dealer to physically view the chips.

You need to properly clean the surface, and use a promoter, both of which SEM has.

Saddle, Camel, Buckskin, and other 'tan' interiors vary in shade, and I would be skeptical of other manufacturer's cross references. If you want proof, take a look at those colors of interiors at the next car cruise or show, and note the shade differences between areas where folks have tried to touch it up.

I've seen shade vary between cans on the same color from the same manufacturer.

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