[malibu man]

I've heard of a lot of people that have had good luck with using that black dye. I''d say try doing it yourself.

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Trever Maas
TC Member #: 1432

1972 Chevelle Malibu
Mohave Gold
L65 350/M38 TH350
2.73 AXL RATIO

1948 Chrysler Windsor
Flathead 6/Semi-Auto
4 Speed Column Shift
Fluid Drive Transmission

"Both Undergoing Slow Restorations"

 

[68Elkie]

Absolutely do it yourself ! What's the worst that could happen - you'd have to buy replacement parts?
If you do a search, you'll see that most people have had good luck with SEM products (I get mine from Eastwood http://www.eastwoodco.com )

Best advice is to clean everything well and use the right prep products - there are different ones for plastic and vinyl.


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Ed
'68 El Camino (Current Project)
'66 Caddy Conv (Cruiser)
'87 Vette Conv (Daily Driver)

 

[malibu man]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 68Elkie:
Absolutely do it yourself !

Best advice is to clean everything well and use the right prep products - there are different ones for plastic and vinyl.


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Good Advice!


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Trever Maas
TC Member #: 1432

1972 Chevelle Malibu
Mohave Gold
L65 350/M38 TH350
2.73 AXL RATIO

1948 Chrysler Windsor
Flathead 6/Semi-Auto
4 Speed Column Shift
Fluid Drive Transmission

"Both Undergoing Slow Restorations"

 

[ALASKA67SS]

Thanks for the info. I went onto the Eastwood site. What kind of dye is it? I can find paint for interior parts, but not the dye. What is it called?