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Originally posted by DropTopFox:
how long does it take this dye to dry up and such and what exactly goes into prepping the pieces

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I think it's too cold/humid right now to do it, but that's just me... I'm waiting until it gets a little warmer to do the interior dye thing. I'm sure HaulnAssMaro can give you the specifics on dry time. As far as prep, I'm doing what PurleNotch does to prep - steam clean the parts. I've got a black interior I picked up out of a 93 fox, so by the time I get all the parts cleaned & ready to paint, it should be nice and warm outside .

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2003 Cobra | 2001 Cobra | 1989 Black Mustang GT - the Savage

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Originally posted by HaulnAssMaro:
Actually it isnt referred to as interior paint.it is called interior/vinyl/plastic dye.you can go to any automotive paint supplier and get the dye.The best stuff is the brand SEM.It is what I use and have never has ANY problems at all.It will not chip at all becasue of how it works.It literally soaks into the vinyl or plastic.in fact if you look at some of the factory pieces that are worn you will se that it is just a dye used form the factory to begin with.If someone had a problem with chipping it was probably because they were using paint and not a dye.

Droptop dont spend alot of money having it redone.Do it yourself.Trust me that stuff works awesome.I have been using it for years.That SEM brand really makes a great product.You cannot mess up with it because of how it "soaks in'.it is by no means a paint.therefore it really isnt a layer that you are applying like a conventional paint would.I also at times have used the interior die form pepboys and kragens and it works almost as good but SEM is definatly superior to store brand dyes.

And you will get a free high doing it if you dont use a mask of some sort

Hope this info helps

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Originally posted by HaulnAssMaro:
Actually it isnt referred to as interior paint.it is called interior/vinyl/plastic dye.you can go to any automotive paint supplier and get the dye.The best stuff is the brand SEM.It is what I use and have never has ANY problems at all.It will not chip at all becasue of how it works.It literally soaks into the vinyl or plastic.in fact if you look at some of the factory pieces that are worn you will se that it is just a dye used form the factory to begin with.If someone had a problem with chipping it was probably because they were using paint and not a dye.

Droptop dont spend alot of money having it redone.Do it yourself.Trust me that stuff works awesome.I have been using it for years.That SEM brand really makes a great product.You cannot mess up with it because of how it "soaks in'.it is by no means a paint.therefore it really isnt a layer that you are applying like a conventional paint would.I also at times have used the interior die form pepboys and kragens and it works almost as good but SEM is definatly superior to store brand dyes.

And you will get a free high doing it if you dont use a mask of some sort

Hope this info helps

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Originally posted by DropTopFox:
I want to paint mine black, if you're painting black interior mark...I hate you sell that to me.

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Sorry bro - no sale. Don't hate

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I just wish someone had a full black interior they would sell to me

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Keep looking in the Ford Sale section - that's where I got mine from.

[ January 15, 2004, 09:29 PM: Message edited by: sn8k ]

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Mark K

2003 Cobra | 2001 Cobra | 1989 Black Mustang GT - the Savage