interior?

[supratoyota18]

Did mk3s have a choice of black interior?

 

[supra_91]

not that i've ever seen

 

[JonoTurbo]

The closest you could get was shadow gray, which was dark gray dash and panels, black inserts and black seats. This was an option on 91-92 cars.

 

[supratoyota18]

hmm...Thats odd i was looking at a supra a while back and it had a black dash and door panels?

 

[rs4rush]

^ Its called vynil paint.

 

[supratoyota18]

Like the duplicolor stuff you can buy at auto stores? I did my carpet with that but wouldnt it chip and flake on the other stuff?

 

[CaptMKIII]

Like the duplicolor stuff you can buy at auto stores? I did my carpet with that but wouldnt it chip and flake on the other stuff?

It's not the brightest idea to paint your interior, unless it's done by a pro. Which even then...why? The shadow grey is basically all black, or dark grey for that matter.

 

[supratoyota18]

yeah ture. alright thanks

 

[rtrdpenguin]

I dyed my interior black and it looks quite good. Very durable too. It just took forever to do =\

 

[SupraMario]

The closest you could get was shadow gray, which was dark gray dash and panels, black inserts and black seats. This was an option on 91-92 cars.

I think it was just 92...

 

[Guyana00]

I think it was just 92...

91 Had the option too.

 

[Jeff Lange]

The closest you could get was shadow gray, which was dark gray dash and panels, black inserts and black seats. This was an option on 91-92 cars.

91 Had the option too.

1991-1992 had shadow grey, however only 1992 had the black leather option.

1991 shadow grey had 2 options: with grey cloth and with grey leather.
1992 shadow grey had 2 options: with grey cloth (same as 91) or with black leather.

Jeff

 

[supratoyota18]

what did u use to dye it

 

[Keros]

Jeff the Toyota encyclopedia to the rescue!

Several people around the forums and that I know personally, have dyed their interior vinyl with great success. If you do a shitty job, it'll look like shit. Do a great job and it'll look great. What you put in you get out, I don't see how that isn't a bright idea.

Annoyingrob did the interior of one of his cars, looked great from what I saw.

I've seen plenty of "pros" do some really, really, really, REALLY shitty fucking work. Do your research and do it right, that way it's done right. If it's not, you have no one to blame but yourself.