What to use to dye the "RECARO" on a SRD black?

[LINUS]

I have a set of SRD's and I don't really feel like advertising for recaro, and since I'm doing a Sport Evo type interior, I want to make the RECARO stitching black. In a real SE, there are SRD's - just no stitching in the headrest.
I thought of just using a permanent marker, but even that would rub off, and a black Sharpie has a "golden" tint to it when you see it in the light, so I'm thinking more of a fabric dye of some sort - anybody have any suggestion?

Thanks!

[f u z z]

RIT dye. Founf at your local Wal Mart by the cloth detergents.

[cheades]

Can you get a black paint pen from work Ben? I can see if we have them here.

[LINUS]

Can you get a black paint pen from work Ben? I can see if we have them here.

Hey, it's worth a shot - if you can grab one I'm willing to give it a shot on a old shirt first and see what it looks like. We don't have any out there, but I know the ones you are talking about. Cool, thanks man.

[BrandC]

Sharpie

[PiercedE30]

sharpie will fade to purple

[f u z z]

RIT dye. Founf at your local Wal Mart by the cloth detergents.

I stained 1/2 of a carpet i had laying around, it came out great. just use a paintbrush.

[AndrewBird]

Sharpie makes a marker made for use on cloth. Get one of those. They are hella strong and never wash out. They're called Rub-A-Dub Laundry Markers.

http://www.sharpie.com/sanford/consu...Type=SNTYPE004

[LINUS]

Hey - that marker might be the winner! I'll have to go hunt up one of those in town. Thanks!

[straight6pwr]

I stained 1/2 of a carpet i had laying around, it came out great. just use a paintbrush.

would that stuff be good for dying the deck by the rear speakers on top of the back seat?