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OonDeanisS

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im trying to dye my headliner black from blue... what should i use?
 

twolo4u2c2

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sem products makes a good interior color. get it at a good auto paint distributor like colours inc.
 

OonDeanisS

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its a fabric headliner, not vinyl though
 

twolo4u2c2

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dosent mater....thay do fabric as well
 

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I actually bought some spray dye from walmart a few years ago and it worked pretty well I think

 

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whytry91 im liking those seats
 

Modular2v

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i just dyed my blue interior to black.....i used duplicolor vinyel and fabric paint....works GREAT! no stiff, crunchy feel afterwards either!
 

Kabuki_notch

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did an entire interior gray to black using 12cans of VHT Vinyl/carpet dye from summit.
 

25thmustang

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Why not redo it? With mine I went to Joann Fabric and got this black felt type material (exactly the same as the headliner stuff only thicker). I cut the old stuff off the board and glued the new stuff on... It looks great and I was able to get rid of the map light without having a hole.
 

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25thmustang said:
Why not redo it? With mine I went to Joann Fabric and got this black felt type material (exactly the same as the headliner stuff only thicker). I cut the old stuff off the board and glued the new stuff on... It looks great and I was able to get rid of the map light without having a hole.
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that would be the best and niceest way!
 

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SteedaGT9150 said:
whytry91 im liking those seats
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Thanks!
I wanted somethin a little different!
 

OonDeanisS

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the stuff from walmart... what section was it in? and what was it called? How much did you use on the seats? i have some gift cards for there anyway and it beats buying new seats. i think i will just re-do the headliner with black cloth. where can i buy spray glue?
 

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can i use vinyl dye on on the fabric seats?
 

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OonDeanisS said:
the stuff from walmart... what section was it in? and what was it called? How much did you use on the seats? i have some gift cards for there anyway and it beats buying new seats. i think i will just re-do the headliner with black cloth. where can i buy spray glue?
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It was in the automotive section...let me see if I still have a pic of it.... it was only 3 or 4 bucks, I think I used two or 3 cans to do the front and back, possibly 4???
It was a while ago....

I'll see if I can find the pic
 

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make sure the headliner glue is actually made for that. you need high temp or else it will fail the first hot day.
 

OonDeanisS

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ooh, good call i didnt think of that
 

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o. and you can buy it at pepboys. there is actually a whole headliner kit you can buy. glue is like $5-8 a can, and a whole headliner kit is like $40. avail. in multiple colors. i went this route with my lincoln and its been fine since last summer so far. and it was a hot summer.
 
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