Interior restoration question
#1
Racer
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Interior restoration question
Does anyone know of a company/individual that recovers interior dash pieces with correct vinyl covering? I recently purchased blue left and right side lower dash panels for my '69 and would rather have them recovered than paint them black.
Thanks
Jay
Thanks
Jay
#2
Le Mans Master
Well, I'm not sure if these local guys do recovering but you can give em a call. They are the premier restoration shops in the Chi-Town area.
D&M Corvettes in Downers Grove (North Ave)
Tri-Power in Libertyville (Peterson Rd)
Corvette City in Highland Pk (Rt41)
I have met the guys that own Tri-Power, and their cars are tops at all NCRS meets. Awsome work!!! If you decide on them....let me know. I live very near by. Vette nuts are always welcome to tip a few in my garage.
Eddie
D&M Corvettes in Downers Grove (North Ave)
Tri-Power in Libertyville (Peterson Rd)
Corvette City in Highland Pk (Rt41)
I have met the guys that own Tri-Power, and their cars are tops at all NCRS meets. Awsome work!!! If you decide on them....let me know. I live very near by. Vette nuts are always welcome to tip a few in my garage.
Eddie
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As far as I know, all the dash parts are dyed (painted) since they are a pale, tan color originally. I had good luck with the spray dye on mine. Black should go right over blue...
I don't think it's possible to re-cover them since trying to remove the layer of vinyl will just destroy them. I could be wrong but it just sounds impossible and more costly than a new piece...
I don't think it's possible to re-cover them since trying to remove the layer of vinyl will just destroy them. I could be wrong but it just sounds impossible and more costly than a new piece...
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Racer
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Originally Posted by Z-man
As far as I know, all the dash parts are dyed (painted) since they are a pale, tan color originally. I had good luck with the spray dye on mine. Black should go right over blue...
I don't think it's possible to re-cover them since trying to remove the layer of vinyl will just destroy them. I could be wrong but it just sounds impossible and more costly than a new piece...
I don't think it's possible to re-cover them since trying to remove the layer of vinyl will just destroy them. I could be wrong but it just sounds impossible and more costly than a new piece...
Also, Any place I can look for instructions? I saw an a few articles at the CorvetteFAQ but it seemed to be referring to the hard interior plastic parts.
http://www.corvettefaq.com/c3/VinylDying.htm
http://www.corvettefaq.com/c3/InteriorPlasticResto.doc
Thanks
Jay