Ford Mustang Interior Paint Systems - How To & Review (1979-2004)

[@BAHRacingTeam]

When are you guys going to start making hatch area replacement panels? I love this paint system, but I’d pay for some replacements

[@cmarchione1]

Awesome idea and I love LMR for always trying to better things. Keep an ear out for customers When I was researching those Preval sprayers I found a lot of negative reviews at different retailers online.

[@latemodelrestoration]

No problem at all Carol, we do take these recommendations from customers to heart and we address these areas accordingly. Please let us know if you have any questions and we will be happy to help you out. lmr.com/contact

[@dennis17116]

Used this kit and the paint dries slightly shinier than the aerosol spray paint. I personally prefer the spray can because it dried more evenly and the gloss was definitely closer to the original gloss.

[@dennis17116]

I wasted almost $400.00 on this system. Paint system leaks and spills also the black I sprayed was slightly shinier than the spray can. Buy the spray cans!!! They spray smoother and don’t leak all over. Landed up respraying everything with spray cans for an even and more stock look. Make sure you scuff everything properly and use a plastic adhesion promoter.

[@charlesray4431]

Great vid thank you!!

[@randylanhart1796]

That's really nice .... for the owners that need black or gray . But what about guys like me that have an 82 mustang GT.5.0 THAT HAS RED INSIDE IT. Will there ever be a solution for us?

[@latemodelrestoration]

We are still currently working on new color options at this time and we will be releasing these ASAP. Please keep your eye out on the site.

[@babyhuez597]

Yes, paint the red interior black or gray.

[@randylanhart1796]

@@babyhuez597 now why would I do THAT????

[@colesheperd1165]

Do you have paint for 98 gt?

[@shift_click_vroom9562]

I want to change my interior plastics from red to black. Would this paint work? Or could you recommend a primer or undercoat that would be compatible with these paints?

[@latemodelrestoration]

As long as the surfaces are prepped correctly, the use of a primer would not be needed.

[@craigpage5394]

This is awesome and I’ll be looking for this soon. But, can we get sequential turn signals too?

[@latemodelrestoration]

I will make sure to send a new product idea over for this one!

[@craigpage5394]

I'll design it lol just let me know I have a few ideas!@@latemodelrestoration

[@craigpage5394]

@@latemodelrestoration oh and the fact that you replied to my comment makes me love y'all even more!

[@latemodelrestoration]

Anytime Craig, please let us know if we can help you in any way we can.

[@Phil4RealMusic]

i'm gonna use this on my 2006 Mustang GT convertible. I don't like the gray insides. I found a dashkit to replace the old stuff but that grey look inside is trash and ima use your paint lol

[@kmasm9306]

How's the paint with interior cleaning products?

[@2Fat2Daddy]

Is it possible to put this paint in a standard hvlp spray gun?

[@latemodelrestoration]

Tyler, you could transfer this paint provided over to a standard HVLP spray gun.

[@ponydown418]

The same thing I was wondering.

[@scottdeeter6164]

What about a desert tan or what is the difference between the desert tan and sand beige if any???

[@latemodelrestoration]

I've never personally seen desert tan and sand beige side by side to give an accurate answer. Based on the information that is available to us, desert tan is darker than sand beige. You can either respray everything sand beige or try and have a custom color mixed by a local paint shop. -Landan

[@scottdeeter6164]

@@latemodelrestoration appreciate the response just purchased your sand beige paint kit for my 84

[@bobkeller8383]

What are the differences between the two blacks. I'm changing colors and don't know what black I would want

[@latemodelrestoration]

79-89 and 90-93 ran a specific black on each of these breakdowns. Most people usually go with the 90-93 options due to its blueish hue. The 79-89 has a slightly lighter tone.

[@fox_wid_it2995]

What about rear quarter plastic interior parts for a notch

[@latemodelrestoration]

The flexing agent allows you to use this on interior plastics and vinyl.

[@fox_wid_it2995]

But it won't fix holes and stuff on the rear plastic

[@latemodelrestoration]

Correct, this is just for painting or dyeing the surface only.

[@duanepirani4813]

Is the svo gray the same as the 85 gt gray?

[@andreholland6717]

Does this work to change the interior piece color as well? If I want to go from grey interior to black

[@latemodelrestoration]

Hey Andre, Yes it does. Everything mentioned in the video will help you change your interior color from grey to black.

[@mr.ed2092]

March Madness sale/discount?

[@latemodelrestoration]

lmr.com/products/Mustang-Parts-On-Sale#16999

[@wayne2160]

Is this paint Textured??

[@latemodelrestoration]

This will be a non-textured finish and will spray out just like a traditional rattle can would.

[@waynestinyworld]

Will this work on leather/vinyl seats?

[@latemodelrestoration]

The flexing agent allows you to use on interior plastics and vinyl components.

[@latemodelrestoration]

We do not advise using this one seats though, any large surface that takes this much abuse can possibly rub or fade over time. Other vinyl area's in your car will be perfectly fine such as a door panel.

[@waynestinyworld]

@@latemodelrestoration Ok, I understand. I see people on the mustang forums spraying their seats with the cans you've always sold. I need to do a color change on my seats soon and was planning on using the cans. Is that my best bet? Thanks for the reply.

[@latemodelrestoration]

No problem at all, if you need any help making your order feel free to give our dedicated sales staff a call and they will be happy to help you out.

[@michaelt8844]

for a new edge i can’t find any black interior, word is they no longer make certain pieces. parts on ebay are ridiculous, anyway what color would more or less match the black a new edge has?

[@latemodelrestoration]

Hi Michael, while the new edge may appear to be black, it's actually a very very dark charcoal. There was a shade for 99-00 and a shade for 01-04 for hard plastics, but thinks like upholstery and carpet were the same for 99-04. What particular pieces are you looking for?

[@michaelt8844]

hi thank you for getting back to me so soon..i’m looking for door panels and a dash. only one could dream lol

[@latemodelrestoration]

Neither of those components are reproduced new at this time, unfortunately. Your best bet will be to source them from a donor car.

[@baseman3]

I want to change colors will it work

[@latemodelrestoration]

Yes it will, a good rule of thumb is 1 pint = 5 traditional rattle cans or approximately 60 sq/ft coverage. 2 pints = 10 traditional rattle cans or approximately 120 sq/ft coverage.

[@dominionn09]

No need for “adhesion promoters “?

[@latemodelrestoration]

dominionn09 you do not need to add any adhesion promoter to get the paint to adhere to the material that you are painting. Cleaning the part is still required but no added sprays or wipe on promoters are needed.