croaker

Should I try to paint this or leave it? Would the dye stick to this? I have no problem with the hard parts but this would flex alot

Lakeside49

I dyed my arm rest three years ago and there has been zero degradation in the appearance. I cleaned the old one thoroughly before dying it (gray). In fact, I got a new one for Christmas and the 20 year old dyed one looks almost exactly the same. There's something about that dye that handles flexing extremely well. Go for it.

tomvr

Yep...the dye works great. I died a set of tan sun visors black a few years ago. Great coverage and it remains very flexible.

blue by you

I would dye it, I dyed black seatbelts blue and you can not tell, prep it well and spray thins coats

69L46

Dye it. I have one of those in my interior as well, and although technically not 'correct' it looks a whole lot better if it matches:

croaker

I'm just about talked into it

cv67

If you use the SEM prep and vinyl die they have factory shades
It wil look natural right sheen not crank peel nothing. Fantastic stuff

Tired the cheap stuff, skipping prep had to do it over
Its 100% worth it youll love the results

mortgageguy

The problem with forgetting it is, you never will.

The13Bats

Dye it...it will look cheap tacked on if it mis matches

croaker

Going look for the soap and prep tomorrow!

Rescue Rogers

I'm going to do this as well, mine is dark blue and I need to dye it bright blue

Thanks for the idea and the info

theandies

I've used the dye on a few plastic interior parts and it works great. It's never come off, chipped or scratched. I put my parts out in the sun and let them warm up before application. Just clean it real good and let it dry a long time. Even when you think its dry let it dry some more. You should be fine.

croaker

Now fingers crossed it holds up. Did it all to Sem instructions