Tan Interior
#2
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Back when I had my FC I used that fabric spray.
It worked pretty good, but if you spray it on too heavy at once, it makes the carpet hard.
I went from grey to black, but what I did to give it a more factory plush look, was after a coat of spray I would let it dry, then brush (hair brush not comb)the carpet. This would break up any clumps and hard spots. Then vacumed it to remove dust and gave it a respray.
You will go through a couple more cans , but the look is much nicer.
They only problem I had was that the colour did wear a bit in the dead pedal area beside the floor mat.
Cheers
Shawn
It worked pretty good, but if you spray it on too heavy at once, it makes the carpet hard.
I went from grey to black, but what I did to give it a more factory plush look, was after a coat of spray I would let it dry, then brush (hair brush not comb)the carpet. This would break up any clumps and hard spots. Then vacumed it to remove dust and gave it a respray.
You will go through a couple more cans , but the look is much nicer.
They only problem I had was that the colour did wear a bit in the dead pedal area beside the floor mat.
Cheers
Shawn
#7
Yea painting the panels and replacing the carpet is a pretty popular modification in some circles.
I am not a big fan of painting interior panels. But someday I'll swap out my interior for some black.
I am not a big fan of painting interior panels. But someday I'll swap out my interior for some black.
#10
Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST' date='Feb 16 2003, 08:45 PM
Yea painting the panels and replacing the carpet is a pretty popular modification in some circles.
I am not a big fan of painting interior panels. But someday I'll swap out my interior for some black.
I am not a big fan of painting interior panels. But someday I'll swap out my interior for some black.