Yep SEM dye. Take a piece of the interior with you and test spry on it. You can use rubbing alcohol to remove it until you find the right match. Let it dry for a bit as it changes colors as it dries. I would wipe down the area with rubbing alcohol to clean it up before you apply the dye, don't freak out bc the alcohol will remove a lot of loose factory dye. The dash on my 01 Duramax basically completely came off and I redid almost the entire thing. It looked great, no one could ever tell I did it. Just make sure to tape off you windshield so you don't spend an hour cleaning it...

 

Thought i could grab sem at oreily or auto zone. No luck. Who should i check with?

 

Ordered mine from Summit. I had it like the next day.

I know there are places that carry it, Maybe Auto Body/Paint Supply but when I called they didn't have the specific color I was looking for.

 

National Coatings Service.

 

do you think 1 can will cover an entire dash?

 

What color is it currently?

It will but if you need multiple coats you may need a second can.

The color can be kind of transparent.

When I spotted the repaired area in, I had to do the entire thing so it had an even finish and so that you didn't see a shadow around the area I touched up.

 

No. get at least 3 cans if you're doing the entire Dash. If you're going to spot touch up I still get two cans to leave yourself some room for practice. Remember to get 90% rubbing alcohol to clean up anything that you don't get right the first time. The stuff is pretty pretty giving if you don't let it dry hundred percent.

 

the dash is currently tan, and I need it to be charcoal. i'll order 3 to be safe. spending more on paint than I did on the damn dash LOL

 

Was this done with the dash still in the truck? Mine is chipping away, and it needs to be touched up. If I can do it without removing the dash that would be great?

 

No, I bought a tan dash from a truck that was being parted. I'll paint it while hanging from a wire.