Dyeing vinyl seats

sally63, Nov 1, 5:25pm
Anyone know what would be a good product? Satin finish

kazbanz, Nov 1, 5:30pm
sally. There is a simple spray on product you can use. Available (from memory) from automotive paint retailers

floscey, Nov 1, 5:34pm
VHT vinyl Dye . Used plenty of it with good results .

gunhand, Nov 1, 5:41pm
Yes, there is a spray on product to paint vinyl etc. Ive done a number of interiors over the years and can say it works very well indeed. Not cheap, but way cheaper than reupholstering the seats. As a rule you get a swatch of samples and send details to outfit that makes the paint and they match it.
You then spend a lot of time correctly prepping with preferably the product made specifically for cleaning it. Then you need to have a spray gun and compressor etc and go for it.
Or you can go buy a cheap can of vinyl spray and see how that works. Is you intention to keep or sell the car, or whatever it is you are doing?

sally63, Nov 1, 10:04pm
Thanks all. My intention is to get a good result regardless. Maybe sell the car but looking good:)

donz01, Nov 2, 3:25am
VHT vinyl dye for me. I had 3 seats.1 black bucket seat 1 cream bucket seat and rear bench seat that was brown. I had no prepsol to clean them with so just used GP thinners to clean them. We also did 4 door panels and from memory used 6 cans. 2 coats each. 3 years later we sold the car and it still looked as good as it did when we first did it.

fordcrzy, Nov 2, 3:30pm
Did all the interior of an escort with the vht. great results that lasted

mrfxit, Nov 3, 1:31am
How well would that work for steering wheels?

fordcrzy, Nov 27, 2:12am
To be honest i didnt do the wheel.just fitted an RS one