The interior door panel on the drivers door of my 68 needs some cosmetic work. Part of the problem is that the upper section is worn to the extent that the grain in the vinyl is gone to the point of being almost smooth. I found another panel but it needs refinished due to wear and discoloration and the plated trim is not very nice. The vinyl is in better shape than my original panel but the plated trim is not.
I have two questions. First, my interior color code is 2B which denotes a two-tone blue interior. The question is what are the two colors and where can I buy the correct dyes? What I really need is only the light blue. Is that the Light Blue Metallic available at the Mustang parts vendors or something else?
My second question is how is the plated trim that runs the width of the panel near the top held on? Is it glued on or does it have metal tabs that are bent over on the back side, similar to a Mustang? If it has tabs I can't see them due to the heavy particle board backing. How do you remove that trim without destroying it or the panel?
I have two questions. First, my interior color code is 2B which denotes a two-tone blue interior. The question is what are the two colors and where can I buy the correct dyes? What I really need is only the light blue. Is that the Light Blue Metallic available at the Mustang parts vendors or something else?
My second question is how is the plated trim that runs the width of the panel near the top held on? Is it glued on or does it have metal tabs that are bent over on the back side, similar to a Mustang? If it has tabs I can't see them due to the heavy particle board backing. How do you remove that trim without destroying it or the panel?