You can use a good primer and sealer to make sure the dye adheres properly. If you don't prep the surface, the dye will come off and make a mess. If you have hard plastic surfaces, you can also use Fusion, it'll bond with the plastic and won't flake or chip off. I've seen both good and bad dye jobs so take your time and do it right.
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interior color change question, 1984 Mustang LX 
and the information that I provide is based upon my experiences over the years and I do not profess to be any sort of pro any longer. I will do my best to help if I can and this constitutes advice only - no formal recommendations here unless I have just done the same thing to one of my rides in the past 6 months...
