Fabric paint Q's
I realize theres already a thread going for this:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2094331
I have a few questions tho, and i didnt want to Thread-Jack.
What exactly is the name of the paint, i see duplicolor Vinyl & fabirc, paint, but under the duplicolor site, i saw them doing a tutorial on painting leather/ vinyl surfaces, and not fabric surfaces, such as that previous thread's seats. I would like to redo my faded seats, but was wondering as to what was the exact name of the paint, and better yet, if it can be found online.
Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2094331
I have a few questions tho, and i didnt want to Thread-Jack.
What exactly is the name of the paint, i see duplicolor Vinyl & fabirc, paint, but under the duplicolor site, i saw them doing a tutorial on painting leather/ vinyl surfaces, and not fabric surfaces, such as that previous thread's seats. I would like to redo my faded seats, but was wondering as to what was the exact name of the paint, and better yet, if it can be found online.
Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated.
I used the duplicolor Vynil color plenty of times.
Mostly I use it for reconditioning old car interiors.
One time I bought an old chevy Z24 (kind wit the V6)
And the gray carpet was filthy with massive stains. It was beyond repair.
I got a couple cans of gray Vynil color and painted the whole carpet, painted right over the stains, it worked great. When I was done it looked like new carpet.
Now it will roughen the surface of the fabric. But this roughness will decrease with use/time.
Your doing it on your seats? Thats something I have never done, but I dont see why it wouldnt work just as good. But your seats will feel rough to the touch for a while.
Mostly I use it for reconditioning old car interiors.
One time I bought an old chevy Z24 (kind wit the V6)
And the gray carpet was filthy with massive stains. It was beyond repair.
I got a couple cans of gray Vynil color and painted the whole carpet, painted right over the stains, it worked great. When I was done it looked like new carpet.
Now it will roughen the surface of the fabric. But this roughness will decrease with use/time.
Your doing it on your seats? Thats something I have never done, but I dont see why it wouldnt work just as good. But your seats will feel rough to the touch for a while.
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