Shadow Grey Interior Paint

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SLICKSUPRA

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Just got some paint mixed to repaint some interior panels. If anyone needs Shadow Grey paint, get with Vinyl-Pro of Western Pa. www.vinylpro.com Paint code is #0497. Color match is dead on from what my eyes can see.
 
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SLICKSUPRA

New member
Repainted steering wheel and Airbag. The door sill cover is OE, not been painted.


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RedCelicaTRD

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Dang, that is pretty close. Would probably work great for fixing the scuffs on my glove box side (cause by the seat belt rubbing on it) and that cargo area panels.
 
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WarTowels

Active member
Looks way better than I thought it would. How about some before / after shots so we can see what it's capable of doing?

That would indeed be great for the hatch panels.

Previous owner went to town on them.

-Towels
 
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CMS-GT4

Active member
Very nice, I might need to invest in some of this for future projects. Now we need a paint to match the black plastic as well then we can modify them and still make them look stock.
 
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turbo4wd

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CMS-GT4":2fb63dy3 said:
Very nice, I might need to invest in some of this for future projects. Now we need a paint to match the black plastic as well then we can modify them and still make them look stock.
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I used a semi-gloss black out of a regular krylon can and with a couple of coats it looked just fine.
 
CMS-GT4

CMS-GT4

Active member
Thanks guys. I am still trying to find the correct color in the OP, that site is a mess. I might have to call them.
 
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concealer404

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I found a black plastic/vinyl paint that seems to have held up on my cars for years and looks fantasticly OEM-y.

I'll post up details tomorrow morning once i pull the numbers and brands off of it. (Haven't used it in a few months.)
 
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