I know that there has to be other threads out there on this but I searched for quite a while, and the search engine probably wasn't helping much. I'm planning on dyeing the light gray trim pieces in my car black to match the black dash and door panels. I would just spray paint them black but I want to steer clear of that for now because it scratches off pretty easily usually, and dyeing plastic seems like it would be a more effective way. I was just planning on using some rit plastic dye or something. All I wanted to know is if someone has done this before, if there is a better method/product out there, or if someone could show me a thread or two where someone else has done this? Thanks guys.

 

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SEM interior dye (Landau Black) 15013, SEM adhesive promoter on the plastic parts! you can get it at NAPA!

 

https://honda-tech.com/forums/paint-body-84/diy-interior-paint-job-del-sol-2517981/, https://honda-tech.com/forums/paint-body-84/dying-my-ej6-interior-2351002/! check these out!

 

you will also want to use the sem soap to clean it with before hand. sem make some extremely good product.

 

Thanks for the replies. I'll look into sem products. I wanted to try a dip dye though, like a powder or liquid in boiling water, before I resorted to spray on stuff. Still looking for some info on something around that route. Thanks.