Looking for a SEM Paint match to this interior

karlizzley

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Hello, I’m looking to repaint the inside interior pieces of my TJ. Theyre old and the paint is cracked on the door panels from living in the FL sun. My interior is a lighter tan than the picture shown, I love this darker “spice” shade of tan and wanted to ask around for atleast a close enough color match to this. Thank you!

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What did you end up using? We have another long thread here about trying to match 97 "Saddle Tan".
 
I gave up on the search but still need to find something to match the color as my door panels near the window are faded pretty bad.
 
I gave up on the search but still need to find something to match the color as my door panels near the window are faded pretty bad.

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This is the SEM camel paint. I also did the outside top part of my half doors in camel that were black and it came out great. The paint is flexible and the material stays pliant.
 
That's it. I did my inside door panels also. I cleaned everything with mineral spirits then sprayed it. Everything stuck good and seems to be holding up great. It didn't match my spice top perfectly but my top is 3 yrs. old.

Just so you know I used 3 cans because I put a couple of coats on everything
 
you could just order a double DIN center and put a new a stereo in about a 100 bucks if I recall plus 5000 for a bad ass stereo
 
What was your original interior color code, and how well did this match it?

The trim code was J6T6(saddle) . Above my glove compartment was very faded I tried it there first and it matched pretty close. Maybe a shade more orange but not bad. It looked so good I decided to do everything. I believe it's the closest match you can get in a rattle can without getting a custom color match.
 
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The trim code was J6T6(saddle) . Above my glove compartment was very faded I tried it there first and it matched pretty close. Maybe a shade more orange but not bad. It looked so good I decided to do everything. I believe it's the closest match you can get in a rattle can without getting a custom color match.

Yep, that's what I'm hearing. I also have the T6 saddle tan. And I hear that doing custom color match varies by where you get it done, etc. At least there's consistency in the Camel SEM cans.
 
Yep, that's what I'm hearing. I also have the T6 saddle tan. And I hear that doing custom color match varies by where you get it done, etc. At least there's consistency in the Camel SEM cans.

Yeah, it ain't cheap $25 a can. It's the best rattle can paint I've ever used. It went on even and didn't run. Also it says you can spray carpet, that's why I tried it on my door uppers.
 
Tried SEM on 3 different vehicles
Its fn garbage

Followed every instruction to prep, and seal coat
Scratches easily, and not worth it

Did my 1/2 doors plastic inner panels with it , and yes it matches perfectly. However, everytime i reinstall my flexible upper window 3 rods into them I knick up a new area
 
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