Dyeing my interior
04-27-2007, 11:41 AM
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Re: Dyeing my interior
Im redoing n accord I picked up and using Duplicolor interior paint. its coming out damn good for a pretty messed up interior so I imagine a decent one would come out even better
04-27-2007, 11:47 AM
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ya ill probly get a junk piece to try it out on first. Like i said this is definetly not a uncommon practice in the SN95 world. I think as long as i prep corectly i should be fine. Ill definetly keep everyone up to date when i do it since it seems to be a point of contraverse.
04-27-2007, 12:24 PM
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Try using SEM products vice Duplicolor or other brands that you can find at Wal-mart/K-mart. The landau black is very close to the OEM black finishes that you will find in many automobiles. You can get the SEM products at automotive paint shops or upholstery shops.
It is highly recommended that you thoroughly clean the plastics before you paint/dye them. Also lightly sanding down (scuffing) the pieces and applying an adhesion promoter is helpful. Preparation of the material is the key in any painting (or in this case, dyeing) application.
It is highly recommended that you thoroughly clean the plastics before you paint/dye them. Also lightly sanding down (scuffing) the pieces and applying an adhesion promoter is helpful. Preparation of the material is the key in any painting (or in this case, dyeing) application.
ya ill probly get a junk piece to try it out on first. Like i said this is definetly not a uncommon practice in the SN95 world. I think as long as i prep corectly i should be fine. Ill definetly keep everyone up to date when i do it since it seems to be a point of contraverse.
04-27-2007, 02:01 PM
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Re: Dyeing my interior
Would this stuff work, its spray for the vinyal and another one for the hard plastic. Its made by a mustang restoration site the most people say is very close to OEM.http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...0%201&comp=LRS
I was also looking into getting this stuff, its more expensive about 20$ for 250mL spray can but it looks to be more of a dye rather then paint http://www.parasolinc.com/Products.a...uctID=VARIKOTE they have a product for vinyal and soft plastics as well as hard plastics.
I was also looking into getting this stuff, its more expensive about 20$ for 250mL spray can but it looks to be more of a dye rather then paint http://www.parasolinc.com/Products.a...uctID=VARIKOTE they have a product for vinyal and soft plastics as well as hard plastics.
04-30-2007, 12:34 PM
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Re: Dyeing my interior
I hate the two tone tan and black scheme I have in my car right now and after pricing replacment parts for swaping the interior to straight black i decided that it was a little bit too much on the expensive side. On the site i was looking at the interior pieces i saw they also sell interior dye to dye the tan sections black. Anyone have any experiance doing this kind of work and have any info or suggestions on prepping and paint the interior pieces. I figure since im dyeing from a light tan color to black it shouldnt be too bad.
Anyways, here is the link to the show: http://powerblocktv.com/sites/trucks...-06&ep_m=April
And the Dupli-color paint they used in also on that page.
Good luck.
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04-30-2007, 12:48 PM
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