duplicolor vinyl and fabric ( good product ? )
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Re: duplicolor vinyl and fabric (austinwith96civic)
i used it on a leather arm rest and it looks natural... took a lot of coats, wouldnt recomend for and plastic interior pieces it chipped easily. my buddy tried it on cloth and it didnt look great
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i think it looks oem on anything except plastics.. seats and carpet looks awsome u cant tell the diff..
but u can if u are trying to make say black into white or somehting that dosent work.
but if u use the black spray it looks awsome
but u can if u are trying to make say black into white or somehting that dosent work.
but if u use the black spray it looks awsome
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i'll have to disagree i used it and everything turned out looking pretty good! i dyed the seats from tan to black a set of floor matts and my dash which was brown now its gloss black and you couldnt scratch this stuff off vinyl if you tried! plastic its not so great but it litterily dyes vinyl.
i went ahead and did the entire dash with it including all the vents but i have no heat or a/c so they wont be touched more of decorative pieces. and duplicolor is what i used.
i went ahead and did the entire dash with it including all the vents but i have no heat or a/c so they wont be touched more of decorative pieces. and duplicolor is what i used.
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i only used it on my floor i have black leather i wouldnt paint them
i liked the the duplicolor on pieces that wont be touched or roughed up much i did many coats and didnt work amazing i like the stain more
i liked the the duplicolor on pieces that wont be touched or roughed up much i did many coats and didnt work amazing i like the stain more
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This guy used it on his carpet:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2211024
Unfortunately the pictures are dead, but the instruction and comments are still valid.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2211024
Unfortunately the pictures are dead, but the instruction and comments are still valid.
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the guys in the paint and body forum were recommending SEM for interior dye. the pics that were in the thread looked freaking awesome... the pieces that were painted looked stock
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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2114271
that was the thread given to me... let me know if that works
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The Duplicolor leaves a rough texture on vinyl and plastics which isn't all that great looking and horrible to clean.I just purchased SEM and tested it out on my center console and its a stock finish and would def. vouch for SEM over Duplicolor!
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