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YOUR RESEARCHInterior Touch-Up 'Paint'
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Use cleaner
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I bought the kit and used the cleaner before spraying.
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I actually also used the LVP product from Color Bond on the interior.
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I have used the stuff from Leather World on the seats and it has held up well over 2 years.
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I want to change my color (from gray to black) and need to look into this company!
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When I purchased my 2001 Carrera Cabriolet there were several spots in the interior that showed wear. The worst was the emergency brake handle. I think it was someone here who suggested the online company 'Color Bond' for matching paint/stain (whatever). You may want to check them out if you are in a similar situation.
I actually also used the LVP product from Color Bond on the interior. The vendor in my original post was for the Guards Red touch-up paint for the exterior (I will correct that). Sorry for the misdirection.
That works on both leather and plastic? My steering wheel looks like your handbrake. I have used the stuff from Leather World on the seats and it has held up well over 2 years. But being able to spray it on seems easier to do and control the application.
I've used it on the leather hand brake area, and the pieces around where the seat belt retracts. I think those are actually metal. I bought the kit and used the cleaner before spraying. They ask for the factory color. I don't remember there being a choice for satin or flat.
No clear coat.
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