Fabric dye for seats

chris snell

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My black cordura Exmoor seat fabric is faded after years of sun and desert dirt. As I understand it, this particular fabric is NLA. I had them professionally cleaned but they're still faded. I'm wondering if there is a way to re-dye them dark black in a way that they won't bleed onto my clothing. Anybody tried this?
 

jymmiejamz

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Probably any upholstery shop could do it. Stop by one of the local car dealerships. Most dealers use mobile guys for stuff like that.
 

RiftRover

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My black cordura Exmoor seat fabric is faded after years of sun and desert dirt. As I understand it, this particular fabric is NLA. I had them professionally cleaned but they're still faded. I'm wondering if there is a way to re-dye them dark black in a way that they won't bleed onto my clothing. Anybody tried this?

SEM Color Coat works on carpet so I'm sure it would work on fabric seats. I've used SEM products a lot and am very pleased with the results.
 

chris snell

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SEM Color Coat works on carpet so I'm sure it would work on fabric seats. I've used SEM products a lot and am very pleased with the results.


I wonder how it would feel on a fabric seat. Would it be like a Plastidip and make a contiguous coating over the entire fabric or would it be absorbed by the fibers and retain the original texture?
 
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