Supra carpet?
01-03-06, 04:00 PM
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i used RIT dye found in any walmart it takes awhile i had to dye it 2 or 3 times to get it to come out perfectly black took me a little over a week to do. the dye takes forever to dry thats the longest process. if any one wants instructions ill post them up or PM them to you. i used what another forum member told me to do and all worked out well.
and just for refference my carpet was disgusting when i started out im talking couple year old coffee stains and all kinds of stuff i just used a carpet shampoo'er on them before the dye and they came out like new
and just for refference my carpet was disgusting when i started out im talking couple year old coffee stains and all kinds of stuff i just used a carpet shampoo'er on them before the dye and they came out like new
01-03-06, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Davidss
My carpet is horribly stained and reaks of cigarette smoke. Can you dye all the way from tan to black? Still I think I'd rather just have new carpet anyway...
Anyone seen any aftermarket carpet sets for our cars? Or priced out one from the dealer?
Anyone seen any aftermarket carpet sets for our cars? Or priced out one from the dealer?
some people spray paint them.
01-03-06, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by O. L. T.
Yes you can dye from tan to black.
some people spray paint them.
some people spray paint them.
01-05-06, 08:35 AM
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My carpet was pretty stank so I just bought a mint carpet out of a '99 SC with 18k miles for $150 at the boneyard.
Installs in less than an hour start to finish and you're DONE. No need to mess with dyes.
Installs in less than an hour start to finish and you're DONE. No need to mess with dyes.
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