Got any interior modding ideas?
Carpet dye is easy and works well. I did mine with a bottle of Rit dye (walmart, $2) and a spray bottle full of warm water. Just mix it to desired shade and spray away. Do it outside on a warm day and let it dry naturally. I did about 3 coats and the carpet went from gray to quite black. I like it. At first the black comes out purpleish, but it definitely dries black.
I'd never, ever spray paint carpet/headliner. Especially not when there's such a cheap way of doing it right.
I'd never, ever spray paint carpet/headliner. Especially not when there's such a cheap way of doing it right.
Carpet dye is easy and works well. I did mine with a bottle of Rit dye (walmart, $2) and a spray bottle full of warm water. Just mix it to desired shade and spray away. Do it outside on a warm day and let it dry naturally. I did about 3 coats and the carpet went from gray to quite black. I like it. At first the black comes out purpleish, but it definitely dries black.
I'd never, ever spray paint carpet/headliner. Especially not when there's such a cheap way of doing it right.
I'd never, ever spray paint carpet/headliner. Especially not when there's such a cheap way of doing it right.

Yes, orange is an option.
I didn't even think of a toothpick. lol Mines not perfect but I taped in and around the bowtie to achieve the effect.
1981 Monte Carlo Carpet Getting Sprayed
This is something on my to do list as well.
Last edited by lilmonteZ34; Apr 16, 2013 at 11:14 PM.
Carpet dye is easy and works well. I did mine with a bottle of Rit dye (walmart, $2) and a spray bottle full of warm water. Just mix it to desired shade and spray away. Do it outside on a warm day and let it dry naturally. I did about 3 coats and the carpet went from gray to quite black. I like it. At first the black comes out purpleish, but it definitely dries black.
I'd never, ever spray paint carpet/headliner. Especially not when there's such a cheap way of doing it right.
I'd never, ever spray paint carpet/headliner. Especially not when there's such a cheap way of doing it right.
It works on the headliner too?!?!?! AWESOME!!! Totally redoing my interior from like a tan to a black, gray, and silver for sure.
You're gonna have to get all that paint off or else the dye's not going to work, just an fyi
yup already scrubbed half of it off.... lesson learned i guess, already got the map lights out, was a pain in the ***, the next problem i got is that i got quoted 950 to re upholster the leather with new leather and the colors i wanted is that around a right price?
That sounds about right, but you have to remember that's almost 1/4 of the car's value.. may not be worth it unless you have great plans for the car
ok so im about to start working on the door panels and while im at it replace the stock door speakers. So another thing is i want my doors to look similar to this

but do i use primer and sand the door down? what color primer do i use?

but do i use primer and sand the door down? what color primer do i use?












