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Interior Trim Paint

Started by Jeff Wilk, October 05, 2013, 10:27:50 PM

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Jeff Wilk

Working on odds and ends of our 75 eldo (still no headlights though) and wondering how to match the blue on the painted parts like the "A" pillars. 

Jeff
"Impossible Only Describes The Degree Of Difficulty" 

Southern New Jersey

1959 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special
1975 Eldorado Convertible (#12 made)
1933 Phaeton Chevrolet - "Baby Cadillac"
1933 Master Sedan Chevrolet - "Baby Cadillac"

SOLD
1976 Cadillac Mirage (factory authorized Pick-Up)
1958 Cadillac Sixty-Special
1958 Cadillac Sixty-Special
1958 Cadillac Sedan
1958 Cadillac Coupe Deville

Barry

Need to know the same thing for my 76 Talisman ! Same color !
Barry Norman
1958 Biarritz
1961Biarritz
1976 Bicentennial
1976 Fleetwood Talisman
1961Continental Convertible

76eldo

Call around to some body shop supply companies in your area.
Some will color match the part and prepare a spray can for you in the right color.

If you can find a match with SEM products, their spray paint works very well for interior parts.

Brian
Brian Rachlin
Huntingdon Valley, Pa
I prefer email's not PM's rachlin@comcast.net

1960 62 Series Conv with Factory Tri Power
1970 DeVille Conv
1970 Eldo
1970 Caribu (?) "The Cadmino"
1973 Eldorado Conv Pace Car
1976 Eldorado Conv
1980 Eldorado H & E Conv
1993 Allante with Hardtop (X2)
2008 DTS
2012 CTS Coupe
2017 XT
1956 Thunderbird
1966 Olds Toronado

mgbeda

I've done some interior painting in my time and I got the paint in a can from a pro-type paint shop and then used a glass-bottle sprayer called "Preval".  I think they still sell these at Home Depot, etc.  It's an aerosol top with a glass jar on the bottom; you fill it up and it makes your own spray can.

-mB
-Mike Beda
CLC #24610
1976 Sedan DeVille (Bessie)