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Vinyl and Fabric paints

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    Vinyl and Fabric paints

    Ok, I've read, read, and read some more, and alot of people use the duplicolor vinyl and fabric paint on their car's seats. I have used this stuff on my door panels and speaker covers, and it holds up great. On the other hand, I've used it on my center console, and it scapes off easily.

    So, to clear up all the uncertainty, could everyone that has used this stuff on their car seats please reply? I just want to know(and probably quite a few people) once and for all if its good for seats and holds up, or if it just rubs off eventually.

    If theres anyone thats had it on their seats for a good amount of time, please tell how theyve stood up to the wear of getting and and out of the car, and rubbing, etc.
    There are no black and white suspension answers!!!!!!!!!!!
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    im not sure about durablility, but i do know that it makes the fabric stiff. I remember reading about someone wire brushing the seat, respraying, etc... till they were satisfied.

    i would expect it to hold up as well as anything that gets rubbed constantly. I imagine some parts of your seats will fade and rub off quicker then others depending on how you get in and out of your car etc....

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      yea, i know you have to brush it every direction for it to soak in and stay softer, I talked to the guys at my local auto paint store, and they said they weren't sure about the duplicolor stuff for fabrics as far as reliability. They recommended SEM color coat, which "soaks" into the fabric's fibers, or so they said. But still, the duplicolor stuff is cheaper and easier to find, so I want to know if it will come off over time, or if it truly soaks into the fabric do kind of "dye" it.
      There are no black and white suspension answers!!!!!!!!!!!

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        Wouldnt something that dyes it be better? I seen a guy die his carpet and seats looked brand new but he had fumes in his car for weeks funny as crap. Looked great though

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