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Old 07-25-12, 02:33 PM
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Rit fabric dye is at your local grocery store.
I like this DIY thread! Great Job, 1siksc!
I have too many more pressing things to do on the SC3 right now, but you're inspiring me to do a test run on my '90 Isuzu Trooper II --- it has an ugly brown interior, but one a lot simpler to take apart and put back together, so would work great to get past the learning curve.
I was at Home Depot today, and saw that rust-oleum is now claiming that their new line of 'double coverage' paint also bonds to plastic. I tried the first generation of plastic paint they made on dirt bike parts, and decided it was garbage.. Has anyone tried the new stuff?
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Any proven methods out there for getting a rich black carpet?
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Gloss Black Fabric Spray seems to do it for me, but it sounds like the ritedye stuff does it too.
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Bump the old thread what happened to the finish product?
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Originally Posted by 1siksc
Gloss Black Fabric Spray seems to do it for me, but it sounds like the ritedye stuff does it too.
Finished results? Most the original pics in this thread are dead
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sorry guys I guess I gave myself to many projects currently working on the exterior still. Interior is kinda sitting like so.. also i'll see about putting the pictures on a remote server instead of facebook direct.

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Anyone out there wanna change the color of my interior to black for me. I could help but Im nervous about getting everything back in correctly and fitting like it used to.
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Has anyone had a problem with SEM paint changing color in mid spray? Im using the 15143 Sandstone and on two different cans Ive had it go from beige to a peach color. Im able to cover it up with a couple of spray overs after it drys but im wondering if Im doing something wrong?
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Is there moisture in the air? If so, stop!! If there is any in the air it will not spray or adhere correctly. This is from experience from SEM. I hope this helps. I also have always used the black landau or gmc black colors and spray cans.
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No its 80 and clear skys. Its just weird I keep spraying and it goes back to normal.
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Are you shaking the can for 2 minutes? Before spraying?
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Yes. Just strange. The darker version didn't do it at all. Oh well they still came out great.
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I love my black interior! It was use by SEM and OEM black parts...


it very a lot work on tan to change black interior.


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Great job 1siksc I respect anyone who takes on this job as its not easy . I am in the process of redoing my entire interior black n tan two tone . I am using SEM on l my panels n plastics and having my seats reupholstered in tan n black also .
I have to say to all of you looking to take on this project
You must check out 1JZPWRD thread it's very detailed n has step by step instructions n lots of pics . Mark is the Guru of SEM n he has been a big help many times during my build process . I call his thread my extra bible
N sometimes I have to pray to get the darn pieces apart or back together correctly lol. .
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Thanks for the kind words. I have painted many pieces with SEM. Heck I even painted my chrome antenna with it. So far so good. Prepping is the key. Progress is coming along. If you have any questions feel free to post or PM me. GL!


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