Anyone ever do touch up with dye?

[BIGSHCLUNK]

I made the mistake of wanting to clean my convert boot. Which I assumed ( :banghead: ) was black. It's actually dark green. :faint: So it must have been dyed before. Now I have a few spots where the green is coming thru. Obviously its been dyed before, how do I touch up the green spots?? The boot isn't canvas like on my Pontiac, its vinyl (pleather??)

MODS - sorry if this is in the wrong place......

 

[72*birdman]

http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/showthread.php?75158-Faded-interior-question Take a look at this forum these SEM products work well and last. good luck 72*birdman

 

[69a100]

Get the SEM Landau black, make sure everything is clean before shooting. Do a few light coats until covered and not a spray bomb as that will fill the graining and make it look crappy. Good Luck

 

[bigmanjbmopar]

Used black dye on my seat belts worked great made them look brand new

 

[HawkRod]

For small spots and a quick fix, I have used a black Sharpie :icon_redface:

 

[BIGSHCLUNK]

This is the second rec for SEM, that must be the way to go. I've got spots to big for a sharpie.

 

[eagleone1983]

I used SEM but even that will wear over time on things that are commonly touched/used like the arm rests and the horn pad. At least it did on mine and I cleaned the parts pretty darn well before application.

 

[Prostreetbelair]

Cleaning the item well is the key. SEM makes a cleaner but the supply house I get my upholstery supplies says use 409.

 

[BIGSHCLUNK]

Cleaning the item well is the key. SEM makes a cleaner but the supply house I get my upholstery supplies says use 409.

No way, I only use 426! :headbang: