Interior parts paint for 08 Silverado

[327chevy]

I'm looking for a resource to get the paint to touch up some of the interior pieces of the truck I bought,namely the trim around the power window buttons and the plastic in the centre of the steering wheel.The color is kind of a greyish silver as anyone with a nnbs truck with the ebony interior will know.I hesitate to go to my local auto parts store as they are most generally less than helpful in areas such as this,one of the counter monkeys does well to put one foot in front of the other.I've looked a little bit online but have yet to find what I'm looking for,can someone point me in the right direction?

[j cAT]

Originally Posted by 327chevy

I'm looking for a resource to get the paint to touch up some of the interior pieces of the truck I bought,namely the trim around the power window buttons and the plastic in the centre of the steering wheel.The color is kind of a greyish silver as anyone with a nnbs truck with the ebony interior will know.I hesitate to go to my local auto parts store as they are most generally less than helpful in areas such as this,one of the counter monkeys does well to put one foot in front of the other.I've looked a little bit online but have yet to find what I'm looking for,can someone point me in the right direction?

I was lucky and found this company http://www.leatherworldtech.com/

they are in virginia . the product used is a water based dye. with using the proper prep applying this dye makes you leather/plastics look new.

My 1996 impala dash was getting from med grey to a brown color . this was because the dye used was breaking down. after using this product from this company the dash now over 5years since I worked it still looks like new.

the dye is in a plastic container. it can be brushed or sprayed on .

you do not use solvents on plastic or leather . auto stores even paint/body shops have no idea what this is all about. dealerships forgetaboutit...

I am very happy with these dyes. with a leather seat you can properly prep the leather and apply this dye and make it look new....same for any plastics.

the dye at first will look a shade lighter in color but will over time darken to match. purchasing the correct color is the hardest , in this job...