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    Need advice(Interior change)

    can i paint my cb7 90 ex interior ....if yes can u people advice me out wif dis

    and wht all i can do changin my interior....cheap nd good work...


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    check this vid out for it

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=KAQMEO4FzOU

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      #3
      Im not so sure about that. But if it is real and does work. I wouldnt mind giving that stuff a try.


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      Originally posted by Jarrett
      Is there a goal you're trying to accomplish besides looking dope as hell?

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        #4
        Man, that's so ghetto, didn't even take the seat out of the car!

        I wouldn't trust that, man, I bet the dye will bleed into your clothes or rub off. And I bet it makes the interior smell chemically.

        Better solution short of buying brand new seats:

        Scrub your seats with simple green and a brush, suck up the dirty foamy water with a steam cleaner sucker. You can get your seats to near stock beauty (minus cig burns or tears and rips). Otherwise, go to a junk yard and find a new interior.

        But man, if the painting was just a cheap fix til you could afford to do it the right way, I'd rather just use seat covers.
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          #5
          Originally posted by BlackPearl2006
          Man, that's so ghetto, didn't even take the seat out of the car!

          I wouldn't trust that, man, I bet the dye will bleed into your clothes or rub off. And I bet it makes the interior smell chemically.
          yea i never thought of it, since i was gonna give it a shot, but now i dont know. i just posted taht cuz he said he wanted to paint it.

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            #6
            If you have cloth you can dye it. A couple people over on the 6thgen accord forum have done it and its come it pretty nice.

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              #7
              wow i dont know abou painting ur interior. i've heard of dying them not sure on this one
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                #8
                You can definitely paint the plastic panels if you want to chance the color of those, just make sure to properly prep them first.

                However, as far as seats are concerned, I'd be worried about using regular dye. Gemini (a member here) has had great luck dying leather seats in his car. However, I've seen people dye cloth seats with little luck before and having the dye bleed off the seats.

                I think your best bet would be to purchase seats in the color you desire for the interior.

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