Interior paint T code
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That is the only set of charts that I have for the 2003 models. Wait, I found another one in my old Ford books.
Do you have a 4x4 SCrew? 5.4 engine?
I found a better sheet in my books. It shows the H being leather for that year. My Ford books are better than the ones I have bookmarked in Chrome. lol
A — Hampton vinybucket seats — Econoline
E — Camden cloth captain chairs — Econoline
C — Stockton vinybucket seats — Econoline
F — Kirk cloth captain chairs — Econoline
A — vinyfulbench seat (split back), vinyfulbench (Mexico) — F-150, F-250
C — polyknit fulbench seat (split back), polyknit fulbench (Mexico) — F-150, F-250
F — cloth captains chairs with console — F-150, F-250
H — leather captains chairs with console — F-150, F-250
M — cloth 40/60 bench seat — F-150, F-250
E — leather 40/60 bench seat — F-150, F-250
A — vinybucket seats (Explorer)
J — cloth premium bucket seats (Explorer/Mountaineer)
Z — cloth sport bucket seats (Explorer/Mountaineer)
G — cloth sport bucket seats — less power (Explorer)
F — leather sport bucket seats (Explorer/Mountaineer)
M — cloth split bench seat (Explorer)
1 — limited leather sport bucket seats (Explorer)
H — simulated split vinybench seat (Ranger)
E — Cirrus cloth 60/40 split bench seat (Ranger)
G — Triad luxury sport bucket seats (Ranger)
Do you have a 4x4 SCrew? 5.4 engine?
I found a better sheet in my books. It shows the H being leather for that year. My Ford books are better than the ones I have bookmarked in Chrome. lol
A — Hampton vinybucket seats — Econoline
E — Camden cloth captain chairs — Econoline
C — Stockton vinybucket seats — Econoline
F — Kirk cloth captain chairs — Econoline
A — vinyfulbench seat (split back), vinyfulbench (Mexico) — F-150, F-250
C — polyknit fulbench seat (split back), polyknit fulbench (Mexico) — F-150, F-250
F — cloth captains chairs with console — F-150, F-250
H — leather captains chairs with console — F-150, F-250
M — cloth 40/60 bench seat — F-150, F-250
E — leather 40/60 bench seat — F-150, F-250
A — vinybucket seats (Explorer)
J — cloth premium bucket seats (Explorer/Mountaineer)
Z — cloth sport bucket seats (Explorer/Mountaineer)
G — cloth sport bucket seats — less power (Explorer)
F — leather sport bucket seats (Explorer/Mountaineer)
M — cloth split bench seat (Explorer)
1 — limited leather sport bucket seats (Explorer)
H — simulated split vinybench seat (Ranger)
E — Cirrus cloth 60/40 split bench seat (Ranger)
G — Triad luxury sport bucket seats (Ranger)
Last edited by akdoggie; Jul 7, 2016 at 03:26 AM.
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Originally Posted by mbb
Well, heres the thing. An interior might say "medium parchment". But the interior may be actually two-tone. Medium parchment and "medium dark "parchment.
On mine the doors and seat are medium parchment. Armrests are medium dark parchment. Dash and steering wheel is medium dark parchment. Carpet is dark parchment as well. Its more mefium dark than medium .
My door panels in front were nasty and oxidized white and chalky around window
Take can of proper color and foam brush and just dab it on oxidized area its textured and blends in.
Looks like new. No need to paint whole panel, or mask off
You can go to paint shop and get them to mix color in SEM paint and put in spray can. About $25.
On mine the doors and seat are medium parchment. Armrests are medium dark parchment. Dash and steering wheel is medium dark parchment. Carpet is dark parchment as well. Its more mefium dark than medium .
My door panels in front were nasty and oxidized white and chalky around window
Take can of proper color and foam brush and just dab it on oxidized area its textured and blends in.
Looks like new. No need to paint whole panel, or mask off
You can go to paint shop and get them to mix color in SEM paint and put in spray can. About $25.
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AK- thank you, i found the same internet info, and like you, i didnt think it jived either. What you found in your ford books makes sense.
mbb posted some good info for all of us trying keep our machines in good shape and looking good. Thanks again, Regards,Bear
mbb posted some good info for all of us trying keep our machines in good shape and looking good. Thanks again, Regards,Bear
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Not a problem Bear. I kept a crap load of older Ford Service manuals and some older parts books when I worked for them. They always discarded the old ones, so I got creative and made a shelf of them. I only have used them a couple times to help people. Books are slow and tedious to find things, even when you know where to look. I started scanning them into my computer, but damn that was so much to do, I stopped. Now they are in plastic bulky lidded containers, just in case I need something. lol