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Just my 2-cents on colors and paint. Contrasting complimentary interior/exterior colors are usually preferred, as color matching two reds usually fails. One red is typically too blue or too orange, etc. However, if firm on two reds, I would use custom color-matching from your favorite paint supplier in a vinyl "flex" paint and vinyl primer.
They can shoot the color of your new seat covers with a spectrophotometer (which isn't always perfect), applying paint test batches to a hidden part of the covers, until the dried color is a good match. This color is applied to the other less-abused interior parts. Again, it will not match the exterior color, but at least everything inside will match. It's only time and money.
They can shoot the color of your new seat covers with a spectrophotometer (which isn't always perfect), applying paint test batches to a hidden part of the covers, until the dried color is a good match. This color is applied to the other less-abused interior parts. Again, it will not match the exterior color, but at least everything inside will match. It's only time and money.
