how do u prep
:thinking:

 

Looks great! My friend used a similar product for his door panels.

 

Thanks, I'll post pics when its finished... I have to just do the targa top and windshield trim now.

I prepped all my stuff with carb cleaner, and thats all... you don't need to sand or anything with dye. You have to use something to get all the oils and stuff off... and thats just what I had sitting next to me lol.

 

where did you get the dye? who makes it? do they have a large color line?

 

Guess I should have added all this to my original post, lol... I typed out the post really quickly and forgot all the details. The dye is called "ColorBond" and is sold at WalMart actually. $7 a bottle, one bottle is supposed to cover 7sq ft, but it seems to cover more. (Yeah I cant believe I bought something from walmart, but i figured that $7 at walmart would be like a $14 equivalent at AutoZone lol) I went back for another can and they were out, so I went to another walmart... they had an older package that seemed the same called "Molecubond" which I tried hoping it was the same... it definately is the exact same, just older packaging. It only comes in like black, gray, and a few other common interior colors from what I saw... not a wide variety of colors at all. It says it can completely change the color of the interior... example shown was bright red to black.

Cliffnotes:
Molecubond/Colorbond
Walmart
$7
Black/Gray/other common colors

 

delsol: thanks for the cliffnotes hahahaha :thumbup:

 

I did a search and came up with this: http://www.bryndana.com/

 

Wow, shocked at the number of colors available... too bad they only carry the basic colors for $7 at WalMart. I'm thinking about coloring my carpet black too... just to make it look new again.

 

How hard is it to dye the carpet of a civic?

 

Chaluby=Jorge.