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Have you tried contacting a upholstery store and see if they could look up the specs for the interior and perhaps give you the names of colors used for said 4Runner?

You could always go to Lowe's or Home Depot and take a stack of paint colored cards to try find the color that closely matches the interior & go from there
 
Mine needs to be touched up, but I haven't done it. I would if there is something available that matches. Let us know OP.
 
Order some vinyl and wrap those parts. I did the little silver door inserts and some of the pieces in the center console. It's easier than painting and isn't expensive.
 
take keyhole plug in the shifter into an auto parts store and get the closest one. i tried toyota and they did not have it
 
gmhotch said:
Order some vinyl and wrap those parts. I did the little silver door inserts and some of the pieces in the center console. It's easier than painting and isn't expensive.
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Got any pics? I've thought about wrapping some stuff in mine but haven't gotten around to it


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jsmith21 said:
Looks good. Was it hard to do? I want to maybe do cf vinyl wrap


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Nah...super easy. I bought the wrap from Amazon for 13 bucks and it was enough to do all four doors, the console pieces and I still have some leftover. There are other colors/patterns and textures if you have something in mind. X-acto knife and something to smooth it out with is really all you need. I did redo a couple of times just to get it close to perfect (I'm anal with stuff like that). Good luck!
 
jsmith21 said:
One more question, did you wrap around the hvac control knobs? I'm trying to think of the easiest way to do this
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I thought about it, but I didn't. I ran out of material and I was going to get some tracing paper and make a pattern to try it out. I don't think it would be that difficult if you have a good pattern.
 
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