Well my car is gone right now, but on Sunday it is getting cleaned completely on the inside. Then I'll dye it sometime next week.
Well my car is gone right now, but on Sunday it is getting cleaned completely on the inside. Then I'll dye it sometime next week.
1990 Miata, she was red but now she is Spirit Green!
http://mazdaroadster.net/showthread....d-a-love-story <--- build thread!
Also check out the facebook page http://www.facebook.com/IHeartFlippyHeadlights !!! Its a facebook page dedicated to the awesomeness which is flippyheadlights! Not me, but the actual headlights! High time someone noticed how awesome these things are; check it out!
Wow. Any word on longevity or dripping staining from the carpet after spraying?
I've been debating dying the carpets with Rit dye, but would hate to have black stained shoes.
I used the rustoleum paint when I did mine and it did not stain any of my clothes and I did the seats and carpets and like mentioned before it was crusty and it lasted about 6 months before it started to look faded again.Originally Posted by zenit
yes i got a couple cans for like 6 bucks each at autozone and holy ballz it worked beautifully. my seats and carpet is jet black again
Classic RED 90'
cowabunga dudes!
it dries within hours and i have not noticed ANY black on my clothes or anything. ( i wore an old white shirt for a while because i was nervous about it bleeding onto it )
Classic RED 90'
cowabunga dudes!
Another Rustoleum testimony here: It never stains or comes off on clothes.
I bought a can of duplicolor and will be using it sunday or monday.
1990 Miata, she was red but now she is Spirit Green!
http://mazdaroadster.net/showthread....d-a-love-story <--- build thread!
Also check out the facebook page http://www.facebook.com/IHeartFlippyHeadlights !!! Its a facebook page dedicated to the awesomeness which is flippyheadlights! Not me, but the actual headlights! High time someone noticed how awesome these things are; check it out!
A new/used/clean carpet is pretty easy to get off ebay for cheep. If you dye your seats, wash them first. I removed mine, washed them good with carpet cleaner, let them dry in the sun for a day, then taped the sliders and leather/vinyl off. I used one can of Dupli-color's Vinyl & Fabric spray, and they bounced back to a nice rich black. A little stiff at first, once they dried, but became more supple as time went on. After 4 years, the color is still holding up.
-Jim
Anyone refinish tan leather into black? Probably no $5 rattlecan solution.
Not tan leather, but I have successfully dyed tan floor mats black.
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