I just received my jdm itr srs steering wheel and noticed the red stitching is dingy. Does anyone know of a way to turn my red stitching red again?

 

Get it restitched with new red threads

 

Well, I appreciate your input. I have that in mind as a last resort but before I do that I want to try to clean it first.

 

Red clorine.

 

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LOL!

 

anyone know where you could get steering wheels restitched??

 

what about a <FONT COLOR="red">red</FONT> "sharpie"?

 

use 99 cent hand cleaner the creamy one it works great my buddy did it on his

 

what if some of the stitching is totally fux0red and you need to get it restitched?

 

LOL I used red sharpie on my armrest. I was fadidng form the sun. It came out pretty good.

 

All those jdm red stitch stuff always comes faded.

 

Man you guys need to improvize man. Getting it restitched is a ******* waste of time. A red pen does wonders for red stitched steering wheels. Just make sure you use a pen that bleeds. As in non-ball point.

It will make it look like new. It takes a while and you need a steady hand, but it comes out clean.

 

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It will make it look like new. It takes a while and you need a steady hand, but it comes out clean.</TD></TR></TABLE>

what if i want my regular gsr steering wheel to have red stitching?
don't ask why, just tell me how...lol

 

"Mires (7:30 PM 3/22/2004): red clorine?? Ive never heard of it. Where would I get some"

LOL.

 

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Yeah Yeah, I had to ask. Ive heard of weirder stuff. We also spelled chlorine wrong.

 

Very diluted simple green and brush with a soft tooth brush then rinse well.

 

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Well...The Sun basically fades out everything on this earth.

 

Hm, that is interesting. red "stitch" stock wheels! new ricer trend.

 

go to your local craft store and buy red dye. sharpies rub off in time. i think target sells clothing dye.

 

red dye

 

can't u buy clothing paint or fabric paint?

 

i used a red permanent marker... worked fine

 

that simple green idea might do the trick. I Love that stuff



Modified by kendogg at 11:37 PM 4/5/2004

 

Any fabric store should carry a red fabric pen. I use that on mine but it looks like I will need to redo it about once a year. Doesn't rub off if you let it dry.

EDIT: Man that looks sissy^^(voice dropping 2 octaves) my wife is an arts an crafts guru.

 

oxyclean will work fine also...