I thought I was the only one who had color problems..
My Mach 1 also has the vermillion interior (it was available from 71-73 in the Mustangs).
When I bought the car someone had replaced the door panels with good quality, but the color was wrong and it was chipping off. I had even bought what was suppose to be a vinyl dye and re-did the panels but it chipped and peeled. I searched several sources to find a new paint/dye with little luck, untill....
I found a local supplier DTM Mustangs, email
dtm@dtmn.com
I ordered vermillion acrylic lacquer to repaint all the "HARD PLASTICS' and metals and a vinyl dye to re-dye the door panels soft vinyl. As well as a vinyl prep/primer.
When I received the product it was in a 'California Mustang' can. The paint for hard plastics and metals PN 16050 and the Dye PN V16050 and PN A0707 for the vinyl primer.
The colors are perfect!!! and they worked great!!
Very easy to use.
I used a good quality lacquor thinner to remove all the old color off the door panels and then primed them with the 'California Mustang' vinyl primer and then sprayed them with the new vermillion vinyl dye. If the color you have on your plastics will not come off with this method, you can simply prime and respray right over top of the old color.
hope this is of some help
Allen
Posted on Jul 7, 1999, 12:54 PM from IP address 161.184.16.65