Duplicolor vinyl and fabric paint...

[wannafbody]

Well, seeing that my car is 10 years old the dash has started to fade. Interior dressings really didn't improve the situation much so I decided to look for a more permanent solution. I picked up some Duplicolor vinyl and fabric paint. First, be careful to match the paint to your interior trim as they have a few different shades. They suggest masking off areas that you don't want painted and that is HIGHLY recommended. This stuff dries fast and after it's dry it's a major pain to get off. The result...this stuff works and if you pick the correct shade you should be able to blend it and get a nice look.

 

[jDizzle]

i wouldnt doubt that it works well. duplicolor is my favorite rattle can paint company.. everything ive tried from them has been great.

 

[Rickrack]

Well, seeing that my car is 10 years old the dash has started to fade. Interior dressings really didn't improve the situation much so I decided to look for a more permanent solution. I picked up some Duplicolor vinyl and fabric paint. First, be careful to match the paint to your interior trim as they have a few different shades. They suggest masking off areas that you don't want painted and that is HIGHLY recommended. This stuff dries fast and after it's dry it's a major pain to get off. The result...this stuff works and if you pick the correct shade you should be able to blend it and get a nice look.

Yup, as long as you pick the correct color, this stuff works great. I have used both the Duplicolor and SEM brands with great results. As long as you do the proper prep work, you can make an old interior look new again.



I use it all of the time on rugs that won't come perfectly clean. The customer is always amazed and can't believe the difference...



Any pics???