Hey guys, I'm about to get rolling on dying a bunch of interior parts.
The original color of my '72 interior is dark Green, though I have some pieces that are black (mix and match).
I am going to order some SEM Landeau Black, plastic prep, and vinyl prep, and probably some of their no-sand primer.
My question is after I do the dye work, do I have to follow it up with the low-luster clear or can I just leave the dye as the top coat?
Mark
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1972 Chevelle,1995 Caprice Wagon, 1997 Camaro Z28 (for Sale)
Website: http://home.fuse.net/caprice
Team Chevelle member 1997
The original color of my '72 interior is dark Green, though I have some pieces that are black (mix and match).
I am going to order some SEM Landeau Black, plastic prep, and vinyl prep, and probably some of their no-sand primer.
My question is after I do the dye work, do I have to follow it up with the low-luster clear or can I just leave the dye as the top coat?
Mark
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1972 Chevelle,1995 Caprice Wagon, 1997 Camaro Z28 (for Sale)
Website: http://home.fuse.net/caprice
Team Chevelle member 1997