anyone used vht vinyl dye

Marks89GT

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• May 24, 2011

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I know a lot of people have used SEMs vinyl dye here and a lot of people swear by it but i was wondering if anyone has used VHT stuff. Ive been told you can use it for everything but i dont plan on it. just the dash and door panels etc. im gonna buy new upholstery and carpet. But as far as the dash and other hard interior pieces does anyone have any experience? this is the stuff im referring to:

VHT Vinyl Dye™

 

Kabuki_notch

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• May 24, 2011

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yes I have,

I converted an Entire gray interior to Black with this stuff, Prep is everything you need to make sure everything is clean and dry before you apply it, it held up really well. I did the Arm rest on my current car and it's been 3 years still holding up well

 

Marks89GT

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• May 24, 2011

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thanks ive done 2 pieces so far and they came out great. now in just trying to figure out how to get the rear seats out.

 

85_SS_302_Coupe

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• May 24, 2011

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Once my car is back on the road it's going back into the garage and the whole interior is getting gutted and dyed, except for the seats. Anything i can find in factory black is getting dyed black again so i'll be using the hell out of this stuff so expect some threads on it in the near future.

 

Marks89GT

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• May 24, 2011

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ya i just finished a few pieces with more to come tomorrow. ill post some pics up tomorrow. im also gonna add on to my first thread and make it into a build thread. mine should be on the road soon though. i got no money but just got a job and am probably gonna get another. i still gotta pay sales tax on mine haha. not to mention all the fees to register it.