Dying seats? Reply #15 – April 11, 2008, 10:34:02 AM Quote from: danzajax;213452I thought about taking my seat fabric off and dying it black in a tub with contemporary fabric dye. -dzI would dye it that way. If Im going to make new backs anyways then Ill have them off anyways. I just dont know anything about the whole dying process or the products and different ways to do it. all i knew was there was a spary can version that seemed easy. Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #16 – April 11, 2008, 04:35:53 PM I'll just swap seats.No biggie.I can sell the raven stuff after the swap. Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #17 – April 11, 2008, 06:58:52 PM Quote from: vinnietbird;213613I'll just swap seats.No biggie.I can sell the raven stuff after the swap.wish i could say that... Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #18 – April 13, 2008, 01:10:31 PM OK so my girls Mom told me about this stuff called Rit. Is fabric dye that they sell at walmart. Its like 1.50 a ox or something. each little box is suppose to do the about one pair of jeans so i figure i would use about 6- 8 boxes per seat. She said you just throw it in th washer but i think ill try it by hand and see haow hat works then maybe throw it in the washer with somemore to cover anything i might have missed. So about $15 a seat to dye isnt bad i dont think. We'll see. Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #20 – April 27, 2008, 04:41:11 PM No. Im suck on removing the knee rest bars so i can get the bottom covers off. I am going to try the headrest here soon. Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #21 – April 27, 2008, 05:06:04 PM Yes,updates and before and after pics if possible. Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #22 – May 01, 2008, 08:52:09 AM My brother in law used primer duplicolor on his cloth seats and they looked good / felt like . They ended up feeling very rough but in many of our cases, looks is what counts.for cloth seats,,,,,here is what i have pondered doing when i need to.use a spray bottle with water to dampen surface onlyhave another spray bottle with die mix ready.after surface is damp, spray on the die mix evenlylet dryfor carpets, the same process.For interiior plastic parts, duplicolor Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #23 – May 01, 2008, 06:23:49 PM Quote from: jcassity;216624My brother in law used primer duplicolor on his cloth seats and they looked good / felt like . They ended up feeling very rough but in many of our cases, looks is what counts.for cloth seats,,,,,here is what i have pondered doing when i need to.use a spray bottle with water to dampen surface onlyhave another spray bottle with die mix ready.after surface is damp, spray on the die mix evenlylet dryfor carpets, the same process.For interiior plastic parts, duplicolorWhat about pulling the knee rest? that is what I'm stuck at right now Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #24 – May 01, 2008, 07:25:12 PM Sorry to hear about your seats....OHHH YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT COLOR DYE! lol.I had mine done professionally...Look great. I would think just like jcassity said, a spray bottle and some color dye would do the trick. Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #25 – May 03, 2008, 12:09:27 PM Quote from: cougrrr302;216681Sorry to hear about your seats....OHHH YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT COLOR DYE! lol.I had mine done professionally...Look great. I would think just like jcassity said, a spray bottle and some color dye would do the trick.I would try that but I already pulled the covers. I just cant get the bottom off because the pull out knee rest thing is in the way. I am afraid to try and pull it (i have a bad habit of breaking stuff when i;m figuring out how it works) I was hoping someone knew how to do it. Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #26 – May 03, 2008, 09:39:50 PM you talking about the underside of the forward part of the seat?I had a look at that one day a long while ago feeling around and decided,,,oh hell no,, f that. theres one long clip along the forward edge of the seat cloth that holds to the interior metal angle iron. from there , there is a bunch of long wire clips / springs and . I discovered all this when i pulled my seats to presure wash them. Took a long time to dry,, heavy mothers to. Talk about a candidate for a weight loss program!! Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #27 – June 05, 2008, 11:53:31 PM i found a couple pics of my seats... Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #28 – June 09, 2008, 10:20:52 PM dye.... FAILURE!I tried it on one of the head rest and it dyed the inside really nice, outside is still red!There is powder and liquid an i bought both, used the powder on this one in the washing machine like directed so guess thats out.Now I am going to use the spray idea. I put a drop a piece and it covered it pretty good even after i rubbed it around and washed it off. To think i could have left the seats together for the most part Quote Selected
Dying seats? Reply #29 – June 12, 2008, 02:04:18 AM Update- spray= FAILUREnot giving up yet Quote Selected
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