Concours Interior Paints & Dyes
(1962-1974 Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge)
All paints and dyes for the interior of any car from 1962-74, are available. These are concourse-quality chemicals. All require a paint gun or airbrush. No spray aerosol cans are available. All of the interior paints and dyes come with instructions to achieve the correct sheen-shade-texture. For example, 1969 tan interior on a B-body car has six different paints and dyes. When correctly restored, any interior, including a black interior, will have a beautiful subtle contrast-compliment of color, texture and sheen. Each part, when correctly restored, will reflect each of these three considerations.
Our service is offered to do all the restoration work for you, and/or provide you with the advice, paint, and dyes to do it yourself. Color matching and correct paint selection are the watchwords. Flexible dyes are used on plastic trim and soft upholstery to prevent flaking. Badly-stained, sun-bleached parts can be beautiful again. Metal parts are stripped, derusted and correctly refinished. Where possible, the paint is baked on for excellent durability. Broken, cracked trim can be saved. Mounting studs can be rebuilt. Cracks can be repaired. Switches and bezels can be cleaned, detailed and rebuilt.
The interior of your car is what you see when you drive it, and it’s what makes a superb restoration look great, look right, and last far longer than the original did.
Do-It-Yourself paints and dyes are sold in the quantity that you need for your job.
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