SEM Interior Dye On Visors ?
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Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Crossville TN
That material is made of a polymer substance. It will accept 'elastomeric recoloring agents' (aka, vinyl dye) as well as any other plastic parts. They just have to be cleaned well [to rid them of all the Armor-All 
put on them for years] before using the vinyl dye. You may have to shoot more than one coat...and at different angles...so the mesh is adequately coated.
P.S. No, I have not re-dyed my visors; but I have done some "touch-ups" on some areas of the seats, and it stays on just fine.
put on them for years] before using the vinyl dye. You may have to shoot more than one coat...and at different angles...so the mesh is adequately coated.P.S. No, I have not re-dyed my visors; but I have done some "touch-ups" on some areas of the seats, and it stays on just fine.
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Chino CA
That material is made of a polymer substance. It will accept 'elastomeric recoloring agents' (aka, vinyl dye) as well as any other plastic parts. They just have to be cleaned well [to rid them of all the Armor-All put on them for years] before using the vinyl dye. You may have to shoot more than one coat...and at different angles...so the mesh is adequately coated.
P.S. No, I have not re-dyed my visors; but I have done some "touch-ups" on some areas of the seats, and it stays on just fine.
put on them for years] before using the vinyl dye. You may have to shoot more than one coat...and at different angles...so the mesh is adequately coated.P.S. No, I have not re-dyed my visors; but I have done some "touch-ups" on some areas of the seats, and it stays on just fine.
