[EkS]

Anyone ever use VHT Penetrating Vinyl Dye? If you have, what did you think about it, has it faded, what color did you use? The reason I am asking is because I want to order the saddle tan color to dye some interior parts of my 72 Chevelle, which is the original tan.

If anyone has any other suggestions (with part #'s) please let me know. I need it as close as possibly to the original 72 Chevelle tan.

 

[4MyChevelles]

VHT in my opinion is the best stuff I have ever used
Black in a Chevelle and burgandy in my Monte SS no fading and covered very nice

 

[EkS]

Originally posted by 4MyChevelles:
VHT in my opinion is the best stuff I have ever used
Black in a Chevelle and burgandy in my Monte SS no fading and covered very nice

What were the original colors on the Chevelle and in the Monte SS? I am going to try to go from dark green to tan. Do you think it will be ok?

 

[EkS]

So has anyone used it?

 

[mr 4 speed]

I've used VHT and Marhyde dyes,and never had problems..gone blue to black,red to black,etc. no problems,even on steering wheels.Always use a vinyl prep though..it opens the pores up.I have never used the penetrating VHT though..probably just a marketing ploy

 

[nt4sell]

I used omni pak lacquer blend, purchased from npd i believe, to do a two tone. the seat was black now it has dark green stipes looks great, but i havent installed it yet so i couldnt tell you if it will fade. i plan on keeping it protected and never realy giving it a chance to fade.

 

[nt4sell]

stripes that is. i bought two colors because they didnt actually show the color in the book, one a ivy greenish gold the other was the metalic midnight green and both covered the black easily.