IGROWL

I read the recent posts by Cole and Eastep using duplicolor to renew their interiors. I have Linen and Black interior that has long ago seen better days. I bought almost new seats from Smlporsche late last year so the rest of the interior looked worse than ever. I bought SEM Color Coat it says it renews flexible & rigid plastic, carpet, & vinyl. This brand sounds like duplicolor but they have more color choices. I found Phantom White was as close to Linen as I could get. It took some before and after pictures today as I was painting. The first three pictures have one side painted and the other not yet done. I still have the door cards to do tomorrow.

Fluidplay

Great stuff...I've used SEM products on a couple of restorations. Make sure you follow the prep steps prior to spraying the final color. It makes a big difference in the longevity of the color coat.

Vonov

Nice result! It may not be a precise match for the linen, but from what I've seen, linen seems to devolve into so many different shades anyway, and that's damn close.

Cole

Looks good.

V2Rocket

i wish i could find this stuff but no one seems to carry it...even the SEM site shows no one within like 100 miles carrying it

bad_monkey

So, do you think this would work on top of brown - i.e the early 944 interior? I have later linen seats in my car, re-upholsterd the doorcards and replaced the carpet with a beige colour - so now it's early brown / linen.

I could go to a full linen coloured interior by painting the brown pieces if this would work...

IGROWL

I covered the brown burn areas on my Linen and it covered them. Nothing is showing through up close and in person. So I would say yes.