96hotrodlincoln
Dedicated LVC Member
1. JB weld when mixed properly bears a close resemblance to the light graphite interior of my 96. I was using it to repair the broken recessed screw hold that fastens the gauge cluster trim panel to the underneath side of the dash.
2. Most of the dash pieces are coated already and if that coating has been nicked and you spray it with new interior paint, the solvents in the new paint will cause the old coating to bubble and ruin the job at hand.
3. Painting airbags to attempt to match the interior of your car is not rocket science. However, the interior paints to you buy at the parts store will not match 100% but it is easy enough to remove the surrounding panels and paint them all so that they do all match. Just pay attention to number 2 above if planning to due so.
2. Most of the dash pieces are coated already and if that coating has been nicked and you spray it with new interior paint, the solvents in the new paint will cause the old coating to bubble and ruin the job at hand.
3. Painting airbags to attempt to match the interior of your car is not rocket science. However, the interior paints to you buy at the parts store will not match 100% but it is easy enough to remove the surrounding panels and paint them all so that they do all match. Just pay attention to number 2 above if planning to due so.