I finaly pulled the trigger and dyed my headliner. I used the Duplicolor Vinyl Paint/Dye. I will list a writeup and pics after I go and kill a christmas tree, but for the money and time it looks amazing.
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I will pull it out and take pics today but here is the quick and dirty.
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1. Pull all of the seats front and back
2. Remove Parcel Shelf
3. Remove Sunroof headliner
Yes it is a PITA but it is worth it.
4. Remove front door and and side window seals
5. Mask the hell out of everything and use drop clothes the rear window is the most
important masking job.
6. Wipe everything down with acetone and let it dry.
7. Spray slowly and in multiple coats.
8. Air it out for a day
Bad pics in a second.
8. Walk away alot because the back of the car will hold the fumes and mess you up.
9. Un mask and reassemble
10. Use paint clay to remove any overspray that floated out of your open sunroof.1989 332IS -S-Fiddy Four-Some weight removed.
5 lug E36 M3 Brakes Coilovers and LTW's and No ABS.
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Any area that looks light is due to the flash coverage is complete trust me I went over it with a flashlight. It is a flat finish that only reflects under flsh and spot lights otherwise it lloks like freshly spray semi flat black.1989 332IS -S-Fiddy Four-Some weight removed.
5 lug E36 M3 Brakes Coilovers and LTW's and No ABS.
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I used the colorbond black vinyl dye, left it in the car....masking it off was a pain but im sure nowhere near as bad as taking the headliner out completely and then putting it back in. looks stock, even the texture remains, had it in for over a month and I cant even scratch the black off with my fingernail.1991 318is --- currently not road worthy
1991 318i ---- 308K - retired
Originally posted by RickSloan
so if you didnt get it like that did you glue fuzzy oil to the entire thing?
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