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  • capitoljake13
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    Where did that sweet cup holder come from. I need one.

    I did the black spray on mine. Ended up using around 8 cans.. Way more than I thought, but I had the carpet out and did it outside.

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  • jrobie79
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    I taped the shit out of my interior and just sprayed the headliner in place...warning the fumes start to accumulate very fast even with both doors open, I would suggested throwing as much on as you can tolerate then waiting 20-30 minutes for the car to air out

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  • Bimmerguy91
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    Im also interested in how you did the headliner? Did you remove it from the car or just tape everything up? I degreased and pressure washed my grey carpet and then dyed in black with 4 cans of duplicolor black fabric dye and used a nylon brush to get it down into the nap of the carpet and fluff the carpet back up. I also ordered a new set of OEM black floor mats so that the high traffic areas wont get worn and lose their color.

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  • Tanktheory
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    Originally posted by jrobie79
    use the carpet dye from brydana, i believe its called skid mark black, its a spray paint can, but I didnt use a stiff brush and it isnt crusty at all.

    http://www.bryndana.com/
    Anyone have any opinion on how close the 'Nissan Rouge' color is to Cardinal red? I have some really..strange stains on the carpet in the back.

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  • Polaris15
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    Originally posted by marshtgrade
    curious to see a better pic of the headliner, im good with a spray can so interested in your experience going thru with it. i would of attempted already but im scurred :(
    Intersted in hearing this too.... I'm changing from tan to black next weekend.

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  • sayed ali
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    Great! :)

    I'll try this soon, I liked it

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  • marshtgrade
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    Originally posted by blackhawkimpact
    It's pretty black but it was sunny outside and I took the pics with my iPhone.

    curious to see a better pic of the headliner, im good with a spray can so interested in your experience going thru with it. i would of attempted already but im scurred :(

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  • blackhawkimpact
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    Originally posted by Jbpka06


    VHT black carpet dye over original grey carpet
    Used the same product on my tan carpet/tan headliner. But i used 8 cans total.








    It's pretty black but it was sunny outside and I took the pics with my iPhone.

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  • jrobie79
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    use the carpet dye from brydana, i believe its called skid mark black, its a spray paint can, but I didnt use a stiff brush and it isnt crusty at all.

    BANTENG88 lewat colorbond mengubah plastik atau logam jadi cuan, nambah ide kreatif biar langkah menuju hoki makin fleksibel.

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  • Def30
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    doing RIT black dye right now. First application is purple. we will see what happens after second application. Pics will come up when I'm fully finished

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  • SimplyDope
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    SEM ColorCoat is awesome. Used with great success over here.

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  • lbreevesii
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    I did mine with duplicolor vinyl and fabric dye. Its ok, but I think i'd recommend trying SEM's.

    After a light brushing its plenty soft.

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  • Def30
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    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    I have called every single upholstery supply shop and every upholstery shop in my area.

    None dye. None sell the dye, either. Not for an automotive application, anyway.

    I did some web searching. Found several sites suggesting "RIT" dye in a spray bottle of very hot water. Haven't tried anything yet.

    Luke
    Omg I wish i read this 2hours ago. I just did the same exact thing calling hella places and none of them dye or sell. haha thats what I get for not reading up! lol

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  • sennafan
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    I have a cloth rear seat that looks like crap. Has anyone tried to dye one?

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  • ditchdigger
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    i have had fantasitc results with "Colorbond" products from http://www.bryndana.com/ And they come in BMW color codes!

    I like it alot more than the SEM stuff. At least for leather and vinyl. The SEM products always leave a thick gritty feeling coating that can be scratched off with a fingernail. I have not been able to scratch off the colorbond and it does not change the feel. I dyed a red leather steering wheel black and it lasted 3 years before needing a touch up in my daily driver.

    The vinyl dash and leather Porsche 911 seats for my caddy project were done in Mercedes "Java" tan and look and feel great a year later.


    i have not tried the carpet dye yet. They claim it leaves a soft finish and based on my other experiences with their stuff I am inclined to beleive them.

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