Just to be on the safe side in your opening post on this thread '67 Shelby's, you state interior and painting it black - you do know that the paint black is really dark metallic charcoal; gray - right?
Yes! My bill from Wesco Auto Paints for a pint of charcoal metallic for $100 attests to this! But a pint mixed at 1:1 paint/reducer goes a really long way, considering how lightly it goes on.
But it's a valid point for those reading this and I updated my first post.
For others wondering what I'm doing, the floor and trunk was repainted by a PO owner to semi-gloss black and he put this stuff everywhere.
When I stripped the outside I also stripped down the inside and repainted all the sheet metal back to red oxide.
I will now dust on primer, color and dash colors in the proper order so the inside of the car replicates production order of these paint layers.
Jeff and Bob G. have been very helpful here.
It's an unseen detail, but I've gone this far ...
Thanks for the reply, Bob.