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Since I added the Numeric Shifter, I decided to clean all of the bits while I had it all apart. I was trying to knock down some of the tackiness on the center console using some isopropyl alcohol and noticed a white smear appear as the paint or dye from a previous owner came off (picture attached).
I do have a couple of dings in the leather too, so I was going to get a kit from ColourLock - would the leather dye work on the blemish since it's not leather, or should I go with something like SEM or similar product and paint it?
I refinished my Savannah Beige console as follows:
1. Removed from car
2. Cleaned it thoroughly with a good degreaser
3. Scuff-sanded it thoroughly with 3M grey scuff pad
4. Had Home Depot use a piece of trim from console attachments to color-match their latex indoor paint
5. Diluted and spray-painted the entire piece (Note: Must practice with various gun pressure and paint dilution [water] to get the right finish/texture.)
6. Let air-dry overnight
7. Ready to attach side pieces and install.
Thanks - I'll have to keep that in mind for future. For the time being, I got some dye from Colourlock that say said was compatible with that material. Also got some leather repair for a couple of dings in the leather as well.