MikeyDubs

Looks great! Can't wait to see completed pics!!

Big Slick

cool, thanks. I have to pull the headliner to fix my sunroof, so I thought it would be the perfect time to do it.

Danasdaddy

Ok. I am finally finished! Finally! Lol.
Here is the result.




Before.



After.





Before.




After.

Batman420

Looks good. Got any better pics of the front seats? And how's the paint on the door panels and dash? Does it feel tacky? Sorry for all the questions, you got me wanting to do this project lol

Snowhite

The interior in my truck is tan.. Hate it. Can this dye leather? Or At least the tan headliner and tan plastic in the truck? I'm starting to revamp my interior black. So I might dye everything if possible and just buy new black perforated leather.

Snowhite

Your interior looks very snazzy bro! Like it a lot

Danasdaddy

I can get some close ups for sure. I'll post some in the morning. The paint holds well and dries nice and flat looks great on a textured surface as well. Does not feel tacky at all. Anyone getting into your vehicle would think its from the factory.
Yeah I'm glad I did this. Lol. Have fun doing it. It can be a pretty involved job if you do like I did and pull all the seat and console 1st lol. Worth the time for sure.

Batman420

Awesome looks great. Did you sand any of the door panel pieces?

Danasdaddy

Leather is not listed as a dyeable surface on the can. It is good for fabric, plastic and vinyl. It is formulated with adhesion promoter so there's no need for primer and it won't crack or peel which is great if you have soft arm rest or something.
There are leather sprays out there. Not that cheap tho. Maybe cheaper in store somewhere if you can come across it.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...9SIA12E0JM0251

Danasdaddy

Thank you very much bud. I'm extremely happy with the result.