Dyeing Tan Pieces Black
07-14-05, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by TWISTED II
i messed up the clear on the airbag trim piece, so i'm relcearing it tonight, and will have the install complete tonight. pics will be up tomorrow if all goes well. i will not have center vents, seeing as i cracked the clip on mine, and can't afford 200 bucks from lexus right now. but, the rest will be in. and man, does it look amazing. makes me wanna buy more and keep going with the black. (doors aren't done yet) but yeah, pics will be up tonight or tomorrow if all goes well. 
07-14-05, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by indelible
Try fabricating some gauge pods in place of the center vents, I think somebody has done that here.
well, i would def be interested in the interior window trim and center vent section out of that car if possible. keep us posted.
07-20-05, 11:31 PM
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well to bring back the thread. i went and bought some SEM products today. i bought 2 cans of the black satin and a can of the prep stuff. it cost me 22 dollars. i noticed everyone else paid a bit more. i guess i got a deal. i tested it on my window trim pices that are brokent and it seem pretty easy. i scratched it as hard as i could with my nails and the **** didn't budge.
03-15-06, 11:08 PM
#129
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I know this thread is kinda old and all but I felt like bringing it back.
So I also am in the process of changing the Brown interior to Black with a Sem&Leatherique Combo. Hands Down the Sem is a great, The Leatherique takes alot of prep work, meaning you will be sanding till your fingers Bleed. But other then that I would recomend it for front and rear seats.
OK So im almost done EXCEPT for removing the Dash. I'll Post up some Pictures soon, anyone else in the process of doing there interior??
~B~
So I also am in the process of changing the Brown interior to Black with a Sem&Leatherique Combo. Hands Down the Sem is a great, The Leatherique takes alot of prep work, meaning you will be sanding till your fingers Bleed. But other then that I would recomend it for front and rear seats.
OK So im almost done EXCEPT for removing the Dash. I'll Post up some Pictures soon, anyone else in the process of doing there interior??
~B~
03-16-06, 12:55 PM
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Hey guys, it's probably been way over a year since my interior has been dyed and it still looks as good as when i first did it. The only problem I had was with the steering wheel. since it's constantly being touched, it gets worn, so I just purchased a black leather wrap.
here are some pics from 2 months ago.
here are some pics from 2 months ago.