The $6.95 Carpet redo!-PICS
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The $6.95 Carpet redo!-PICS
Hey All,
I bought a can of Dupli-Color Flat Vinyl & Fabric and re-sprayed my faded black carpets. Great stuff.
Pisc show before & when done.
Glenn
Before: Carpet sun bleached brown.
During:
All done! Like new!
I'm quite happy with the results and highly recommend this product.
I bought a can of Dupli-Color Flat Vinyl & Fabric and re-sprayed my faded black carpets. Great stuff.
Pisc show before & when done.
Glenn
Before: Carpet sun bleached brown.
During:
All done! Like new!
I'm quite happy with the results and highly recommend this product.
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Looks great
I removed the pass side carpet from my 78SA because sometime in the past a heater core leak gummed it up. Nobody bothered to clean it.
Ordered new, but while waiting for it to arrive figured what the heck, hung the old over my fence and thouroughly flushed it out, along with some of the color. Sprayed it with some interior dye I had(sem)and it looked great! Spent a little more time on it getting the color deep into the nap and brushing it out. Felt and looked like brand new.
New carpet...got sent back.
I removed the pass side carpet from my 78SA because sometime in the past a heater core leak gummed it up. Nobody bothered to clean it.
Ordered new, but while waiting for it to arrive figured what the heck, hung the old over my fence and thouroughly flushed it out, along with some of the color. Sprayed it with some interior dye I had(sem)and it looked great! Spent a little more time on it getting the color deep into the nap and brushing it out. Felt and looked like brand new.
New carpet...got sent back.
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Hi GD,
That looks a whole lot better, and only $7.00. NICE!!!
Regards,
Alan
That looks a whole lot better, and only $7.00. NICE!!!
Regards,
Alan
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I sank a K5 Blazer once in a small river back in my wild and wooly days. I pulled the carpet out and dried it. I then used that exact product on the carpet and had no problems at all. I did apply two coats in the heavy traffic areas. Nice job
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Melting Slicks
I worked for a corvette restorer way back when and there were a few cars we spray painted the original carpeting on in a few places. These were pretty expensive cars. Wanted to keep the carpeting original (didn't tell the new buyers, though)
Mark G
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Looks great
I removed the pass side carpet from my 78SA because sometime in the past a heater core leak gummed it up. Nobody bothered to clean it.
Ordered new, but while waiting for it to arrive figured what the heck, hung the old over my fence and thouroughly flushed it out, along with some of the color. Sprayed it with some interior dye I had(sem)and it looked great! Spent a little more time on it getting the color deep into the nap and brushing it out. Felt and looked like brand new.
New carpet...got sent back.
I removed the pass side carpet from my 78SA because sometime in the past a heater core leak gummed it up. Nobody bothered to clean it.
Ordered new, but while waiting for it to arrive figured what the heck, hung the old over my fence and thouroughly flushed it out, along with some of the color. Sprayed it with some interior dye I had(sem)and it looked great! Spent a little more time on it getting the color deep into the nap and brushing it out. Felt and looked like brand new.
New carpet...got sent back.
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