Dyeing cloth seats

[ThisGuy611]

Any thoughts on having a professional dye the gray part of the base/big bend cloth seats? I’d prefer something closer to the roast or brown interior, but with a base I can’t do that.

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[Bronco cat]

It might be cheaper to just buy the seat covers in roast

 

[604Bronco]

Just get them covered in just enough dirt, and it’ll be close enough - and cost-efficient!

 

[ThisGuy611]

It might be cheaper to just buy the seat covers in roast

I really good set of fitted seat covers is still $500+, can’t imagine dying will be that much since it’s a light color to begin with.

 

[Bronco cat]

I really good set of fitted seat covers is still $500+, can’t imagine dying will be that much since it’s a light color to begin with.

I think the issue will be removal and installation. Plus I can’t believe you can’t find takeoffs on here.

 

[Toccoa]

 

[ThisGuy611]

I think the issue will be removal and installation. Plus I can’t believe you can’t find takeoffs on here.

That's a good point, wonder how much takeoffs from a big bend or outerbanks would be.. thanks for the suggestion

 

[Lowcountry Bronco]

Back in the day I used the same stuff in the video to re-dye my faded out cloth seats on a Miata I had. Worked fine covering black on black but was a bit stiff for awhile and once dry there was no transfer to clothes or anything ever.

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