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PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:23 pm 
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has anyone tried the vht Vinyl paint (dye), cause i want paint my headlining from white to balck, the old white colour is very dirty and has overspray from the previous owner, just wanted to know how well it works or am i waisting my time trying, its only roof lining so it never really even gets touched

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PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 8:54 pm 
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Works well - used white to "freshen" up my headliner

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No vinyl spray (colour change) works well
Just follow the instructions and make sure the head lining is clean first.


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 9:00 pm 
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I sprayed my old roof lining once with Solver water based banner paint. Stuck bloody well and gave a nice sheen finish!


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so are we saying that going from white to black wont work well, but if i stick to white it should be fine

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Meant to say No....... that colour change does work well - grammar and punctuation problems


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 10:09 pm 
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yep just read the can properly and make sure you are buying vinyl DYE
and not vinyl paint!!!

****** vinyl paint sucks arse and its almost as expensive, you can peel it off :?


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I sprayed mine from white to black and it came out really well. Think it took 2 cans of the vinyl stuff

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eaglemini wrote:
I sprayed mine from white to black and it came out really well. Think it took 2 cans of the vinyl stuff


Same here...sort of...the previous owner of my mini was a bit rough with the white to black conversion. I tried to clean the black off, but no go.....so I reqprayed it black and it came up pretty well.

Used a couple of cans.....so don't just buy one!

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Where can you buy Vinlyl Dye from? I'm in Adelaide. Also, on mine I have a white (once upon a time anyway) lining which has what look like adhesive stains in brown. Will these need to be cleaned off first?


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I used some vinyl dye on the faded interior of my old Corvette. I tried some without using the prep spray and it was okay. But I used the prep spray that the can of dye suggested and then the dye worked very well and was very durable too. So make sure you read the instructions for the particular dye you decide to use.

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arpy69 wrote:
Where can you buy Vinlyl Dye from? I'm in Adelaide. Also, on mine I have a white (once upon a time anyway) lining which has what look like adhesive stains in brown. Will these need to be cleaned off first?


sprint, or supercheap or the like, as i mentioned earlier, be careful as they also sell cheaper very nasty vinyl paint


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Well i painted the roof on the weekend and it came up a treat (white to black

needed two cans and had some left over

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nice work mate, that has come up an absolute treat. Bet it's made a huge difference.

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