Change your carpet / seat color using Duplicolor vinyl and fabric spray | color swap OBS truck part1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2021
- In this video I remove the seats and some trim along with all carpets from the green beat-up OBS Chevy truck. I clean then spray them with a couple coats of Duplicolor vinyl and fabric spray. The seat and carpet came out fantastic! As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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Your video was very informative, cannot wait for the next one!
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Love ur videos building mine :) I have. 92 Chevy c1500
Thank you!
My favorites are the 88 to 94 due to the dash having the same square look as the body.
😉 great job!
Thank you 👍, it has held up very well. Still looks like the day it was painted after 2 years.
So far liking your videos so I can see results and maybe do to my 91
Thanks for watching, good luck with your project 👍
Very nice job. I just bought a 76 Thunderbird that I'm changing the interior color on but I'm just getting a new carpet, The carpet in mine is in good condition but with such a large carpet area it's going to cost me more to clean and dye it then is to just replace it with a new carpet. I'm still going to dye door panels, seats and trim though because that's definately cheaper than replacing them with new. I am going to revinyl the dash cover a and make a new package tray. it was originally Green and my seats are vinyl with fabric inserts and I'm going to 2 tone it, the fabric is going Cinnabar, which is Cinnamon color and the vinyl and plastic is going to a Beige color. The car is already white and I'm going to repaint it white but I'm taking the white vinyl top off and going to paint the roof something close to the Cinnamon color I get for the interior because... well why not.
Thank you 😁
That makes sense to me, sounds like a cool project your working on. I too went for new carpet on the next project my s10. The budget was higher, also after a year I had to touch up where my shoes always moved around on the floor by the peddle. The non touched parts are all like new. The rubbed bits under my sneakers faded a tiny bit after alittle over a year. As for cost 6 cans was half the price of the new carpet. For a cheap beater fix I would still clean and dye. For a long term keeper I would buy new. Live and learn 👍
@@thisoldhooptie Nice, I don;t really have "Budget" persay I just want to do stuff the most cost effective and simplest way possible, I'm not doing a 500 point restoration, I'm basically knocking the dirt and rust off it and building an above average daily driver that I can take to Cruise-ins and Cars and Coffees. I wasn't going to go with new carpet but my carpet is twice if not more than the S-10 carpet, I figured for 3 coats it was going to take 12-15 cans of dye to just do the carpet, just the dye is is $140ish, plus what I would pay in cleaning supplies I figured another $20 for that plus the water to clean it and the time invested just isn't worth it when I can get a new molded carpet for $180 including shipping, that's 10% more for something that's brand new and I don't have to worry about it again.
I agree with your points. I am not sure why I didn't put 2 and 2 together in my reply. I get so many replies on the chevy trucks I passed over the the fact that yours is a car and is larger. Sorry about that👍 😁
@@thisoldhooptie No your good, I figured as much. IF I was doing a truck I'd certainly use dye.
How many cans did it take you? I'm considering doing the same on my S10. Interior is three different colors and very dirty. Would love to have everything black. Did the fabric on the seats get stiff at all? I have some light gray Cavalier buckets and my center console is dark blue.
The seats get stiff but softened as they were rubbed and used. I dont remember the amount used. I think it was 12 or 14 for the whole thing plastics, seats, carpets. The carpet and seats took the most. It was still cheaper then new carpet. Since you have an s10 it will be less then the c1500 I did here. I would start with the carpet after a real good cleaning see if it's for you. My carpets, plastics, and seats still look as they did in these videos. I use the seats in my garage I got new ones with lumbar support and a console.
Did you use gloss black on the seats or flat? They cam out nice good job 👍
Thank you, for the seats, dash, and plastics i used flat. For the floor carpets i used gloss.
Does it smell like paint in the vehicle if so how long does the smell linger
I put all pieces back after they dried. The smell was gone long before they were back in the truck. They probly had a fresh paint smell for a week. I left them drying in the sun, then my hot garage for another week.
Nice how many cans just for carpet?how much were they?cheapest place to buy cans? What about sem have you tried there product
Thanks, I am pretty sure I used almost a full 6 pack on the carpet. I ordered from Amazon link is in the description.you will need a couple more cans if doing the back wall carpet too. Its really all about the prep whatvever you choose to spray with. I like the duplicolor brand better. Try both on something see which you like better 👍
Is there a difference for using gloss vs flat black spray
Personal preference of the final sheen the fabric or plastic pieces will have. I shot some test pieces from a junk yard and selected the sheen I liked best.
I'm looking for those seat bolts ....who sells them?
Try home depot bolt drawers grade 8. Bring one of yours to match it.
I used RIT synthetic dye and it worked very, very well in case anyone is considering doing the same.
That was my backup plan if the test piece didn't work out. Good stuff I did some floor mats once.
RIT fades fast and comes off with water. You’ll accidentally dye things you don’t want dyed
@@Snowly06 shampooed my carpet several times and it's just as good as it was, none at all came up with the dirt shampoo water. Gonna have to call BS on your comment.
I have used rit dye to make multi colored shirts 30 years ago. I washed those for years after, the rit dye i used was permenant. It can be messy but what isn't? I just looked it up, it seems it does fade over time. Guess I was lucky. The new version is better then the old as far as fading goes. But its not listed as a permanent dye. Learn something new every day.
Other then my fingers since we did the t-shirts outside not much of a mess. My experience was different, the t-shirts lasted years. You know the tiedye ones. According to what i just read it can fade . I dont think it washes off but if nothing enough is used maybe caused a problem. We let our stuff soak a long time that was key.
I'm adding this so its all in one place:
RIT DYE
Rit dye, which is a multi-purpose union dye, is versatile, easy to use and nontoxic. You can dye natural fibers like cotton, linen, wool, silk and also rayon and nylon fabric. Cotton blends with polyester or spandex will dye lighter and less intense.
There are many colors and you can easily mix them to get custom colors.
The downside with Rit compared to fiber reactive dyes is the colors are less intense and not as colorfast. (That means it can fade or be removed)
DYLON DYE
Dylon permanent dye is a fiber reactive dye, meaning it reacts chemically with cellulose found in cotton, rayon and silk to create a permanent bond. It won’t fade and the colors will be more intense than rit dye.
how many cans for the carpet?
I used 4 but needed a fifth later as it faded where I moved my feet around over time.
can use to plafon?
Yes it would work on a headliner too. Any fabric just needs to be clean and ready to accept the paint.
Im a little upset man that interior was really nice. I looks good black but that interior was alot nicer then most 88-94 OBS interiors ive seen
Trust me when I say looking at it from 10 feet away it was ok. When your close or in it and could see the cigarette burns, cracks, Fading, permanent stains, you would feel different. The door panels would literally come apart when I closed it from the inner handle. That being said since I'm restomodding the whole exterior and engine bay it would look strange with a beat up interior. I have new custom seats coming with lumbar and foam that you don't sink through. They are being built now. The inside needs to match the outside a mix of new and old. Thanks for joining the project :)
@@thisoldhooptie Nice man always good to see ppl doing there own work. I got a 96 im working on right now Im about 90% done on my LS swap. Heres a walk around video of my 96. Let me know what u think.
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Not sure how this comment slipped through the cracks. Your project looks great too. Love the white, almost went white myself. Then I let my little girl pick and off we go. Hows the ls swap comming along? I will be doing the same when I'm done with paint.
How many cans did you use for the carpet?
It was either 5 or 6. I think I mention it in the video. Make sure its really clean before you spray it. Takes the paint better. Still looks the same today as it did back then.
I'm doing my 95 Silverado I can never find gloss black you looking good can't wait to get there with mine
Thank you, good luck with your project. I had to drive to multiple auto parts stores for the first few cans. The amazon link in the description should still work i listed both a single can or 6 can pack.
Nice wrk
Thank you 👍
Got to do tha same thing
@@thabigghomie_ The back carpet, all plastics, and dash look like the day I painted them. The carpet needed a touch up a year later where my feet scuffed the floor up by the pedals. Im still happy with what I got for the money I spent.
So tht vinyl weks good with the door panels too
@@thabigghomie_ my door panels are from coverlay they are not painted. Yes, if you prep the plastic parts well and use plastic adheasion promoter the spray used in the video has held up great. Good for dash, doors, and trim pieces. How I cleaned and prepped is in the videos if you need a reference.
How does it feel on the seats and carpet . Is it stiff or crunchy ?
Once you run your hand over them it softens up. Not as soft as before but not uncomfortable. Its not perfect but for the cost best you can do without buying new carpet or seats if you want black.
No its definitely not crunchy its a dye not a paint.
@@thisoldhooptie Thanks .I am going to give it a try
@@garyryan7852WR the carpet its great still nice a black a year later. The seats faded alittle but they were crap in my case. Lots of cigarette burns and worn fabric so the black hid all that. I ended up getting new seats needed lumbar and like I said in the video my seats were bad zero cushion on the bottoms. Akso worked good on the plastic over adheasion promoter thats all still good too. Good luck with your project 👍
@@thisoldhooptie Thanks
Dude every video I watched you f*** this truck up even more LOL that original gray interior was nice
Cigarette burns, worn out seats, and door panels that fall apart when you open or close the doors are not my idea of nice.
@@thisoldhooptie not saying that but the original gray interior is nice in those trucks.. that carpet with a little bit more love could have looked brand new.. but it's not my truck ;) still give you an a for effort...
The carpet and back panel carpet yes I agree. That being said i wanted it black which you can see in the latest videos it goes with the theme. Have a look at my huge interior update video if you have not already. I have nothing against stock grey if its clean. The seats and door panels were bad they only look good on camera. Once you get close or sit in the seat or pull un the door panels to close or open the door it was bad. That was why I ordered the new coverlay ones. Un the end the truck will come out nice and its been fun screwing around in the garage with my kids. For me even doing things twice is worth the time spent. Just my two cents.
Does it rub off on your shoes and clothes?
When it first dried i used an old t-shirt or towel and smoothed out the seats. After that no it never got on my clothes. The carpet never bled.
Is this flammable and catch on fire
Yes all spray paint cans are flammable. The carpet alone is also flammable. You would need to check the carpet data sheet from the manufacturer along with the back of what ever fabric spray you use to have all the details.
Should of just by some sued what have looked awsome
Suede is nice too 👍
Woot 48
Thanks :)