For those of you wanting to just match vinyl/leather or a complete recoloring job. I got this info from a guy in our club that has 2 Rolls Royces. He had the interior done from blue to light gray a couple of years ago, including even the seats themselves. There is no fading, peeling or any sign of wear. It was even judged in a concours and no one knew it had been recolored. Not very expensive either. Any color you want from a swatch for $55 a pint, prep $17 a pint. Also have a leather conditioner better than Zymol or any of the others. Recommended by Rolls. He did his interior with a 2 inch foam brush btw, not sprayed. Looks like OEM Leather.
http://WWW.LEATHERIQUE.COM

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3.1 Turbo 4 spd/ L-98/ carbed LT1

oh great, NOW you post this, lol, good find though thanks for sharing. could have really used this about 6 months ago though.

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My 85 Fiero GT

That looks like some pretty good stuff. I can't tell the difference in the pics.

OK, since this subject is up again. What IS the trick to get paint to stay on high wear areas like the arm rests?? we painted ours black last year & it's fine except the armrests. i even put several coats on it & a couple coats of clear coat. No dice. it eventually wears off. I did the wipe down with acetone, scrubbed it good with alchol, detergent-everything. any ideas? I'm to the point now that I'm ready to have them covered with some black cloth.

[This message has been edited by maryjane (edited 08-07-2003).]

Armrest is hard to keep just 'painted' Best if you can get dye. My friend used the above stuff even to change color on his seats, and it still looks like new leather. Getting them actually covered would be the best idea is anyone will do them. I think the armrest feels more like rubber than anything else.

The only way to keep the color change from wearing is with the dye. Roger posted a good link and you can also get a much tougher than spray bomb dye from an auto body supplier that they mix up for you, and you shoot through a touchup gun. Never had a problem with wear or scratches using quality materials and the job looks much more natural as well.