To be more specific A rattle can of "Artesian Turquoise" for a 65 Chevelle interior.

http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc309/MalibuSeaS/Malibu%20SS/Interior05-1.jpg

Use the code, buy the paint of your choice locally at your jobber. PPG, SEM, etc...............I don't buy on-line except for certain things, no need to. That's what body shop supply stores are for. And they deliver free.
http://www.tcpglobal.com/aclchip.aspx?image=1965-chevrolet-pg02.jpg

i recommend cleaning the area to be painted then wipe lightly with lacquer thinner. the thinner will slightly soften the vinyl and the paint will adhere permanently. I changed a black interior back to the original dark oak color in a 68 corvette and it survived daily driving for years.

I had good luck with this place.

http://www.vinylpro.com/

Hinshaws Chevelles carries spray cans of interior paints...

I used SEM vinyl prep and cleaner, followed by a base coat of SEMs vinyl paint/dye... Then top coated the color of choice.

All the majors make adhesion promotor too. PPG, SEM, Transtar etc. Bulldog is another. Professional products produce professional results. Clean, clean, clean. I've never had vinyl paint fail.