I am going to e putting in a center console in my truck, however I am having trouble finding one that will match my interior color(dark grey from factor, findind tan or light grey). Is there a good way to change the color to match?? I am looking for something pretty durable as this truck will be used for work so it will be getting beat up from time to time.

does the toyota dealership have oem or aftermarket console if so they will probley be your best macth

does the toyota dealership have oem or aftermarket console if so they will probley be your best macth

First, the truck is a GMC Sierra, sorry I did not mention that. Second the OEM from the stealer is over $1000. I can get one off e-bay for like $350, I just have to get the color changed, which I have been told is possible, I was just wondering if anybody has done this and what the outcome of the color change was, things like color match, durability, etc.

i painted the console in my old car,with regular spray paint it scrath pretty easy,that was about 5 years ago now they have alot of paints for plastic,i would buy a cheap cosole from walmart and test the painting on that

i painted the console in my old car,with regular spray paint it scrath pretty easy,that was about 5 years ago now they have alot of paints for plastic,i would buy a cheap cosole from walmart and test the painting on that
Talk to a detailer from GM or talk to a GM parts advisor they can locate the trim color code and may also be able to suggest a good match vinyl dye to use for your color change. Your truck has the trim color codes in the door threshold drivers side and also in the glove box.

I learned about this from "Markgase2000" when I visited his detailing shop. We have recently been putting our heads together for some simular work on my 93 Ford Tempo and trim color codes was one of the questions I had for him and he showed me how to retrieve the codes through service and parts advisors. GM color codes are easy to retrieve.