Dying Door Panels?
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Dying Door Panels?
My camaro has the ugly "rainbow" grey cloth interior. I have made a rear seat delete and will be replacing the front seats, but I need to do something about the door panels. At this point I want to try to dye them before recovering or replacing them with leather.
I have never been pleased with aerosol dye's because they usually leave the fabric hard and "crunchy" feeling.
Can you guys point me to a good dye that will still feel normal. I want to dye the panels black by the way as I am going with black seats.
I have never been pleased with aerosol dye's because they usually leave the fabric hard and "crunchy" feeling.
Can you guys point me to a good dye that will still feel normal. I want to dye the panels black by the way as I am going with black seats.
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boooooooo. I have the same interior color scheme. I actually like it. IMO its the best one you can get aside from leather. But as Screamin 99 said, I think you'd be better off just putting leather / vinyl over it rather than trying to dye it.
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Here's the link to recover your door panels:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...teup-pics.html
I decided I didn't want to try it, so I took mine to an uphostery shop. I paid $100 in labor to have them recover them, but the $100 was worth it IMO.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...teup-pics.html
I decided I didn't want to try it, so I took mine to an uphostery shop. I paid $100 in labor to have them recover them, but the $100 was worth it IMO.
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Here's the link to recover your door panels:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...teup-pics.html
I decided I didn't want to try it, so I took mine to an uphostery shop. I paid $100 in labor to have them recover them, but the $100 was worth it IMO.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...teup-pics.html
I decided I didn't want to try it, so I took mine to an uphostery shop. I paid $100 in labor to have them recover them, but the $100 was worth it IMO.
I wouldnt recommend trying to use fabric dye . U soak the material your dying in the dye , then rinse the excess dye out . If u do this in the car , youll never get it rinsed thouroughly and it will bleed , and ultimately might be crunchy feeling anyways after it dries with all that excess dye .