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daly - 05-14-2008
My cabs rear area is badly faded. Can't seem to find carpet set anywhere.
Anyone ever try dying their carpet?
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xrad - 05-14-2008
read my posts in interior "new carpet" ...work in progress
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rxter - 05-14-2008
xrad your templates would be for coupe n'est pas?
Anyone know if that template would work for a cab?
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jfrahm - 06-02-2008
My dad worked for a company that, among other things, sold dye kits and training to carpet cleaning companies to repair sun faded and bleach-stained carpets. Their shtick was color matching mainly. Dyeing should be pretty straightforward if you can match the color. My carpet is pretty faded too but I'm not sure if I want to mess with it. Maybe before the snow hits I could whip out the seats and try redying the carpet so it has a long time to dry while the car is off the road.
A quick web search reveals lots of carpet dye options.
-Joel.
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rxter - 06-04-2008
Keep us posted Joel. I to am interested in upgrading the carpet but I am pretty sure I don't want to rip out the old stuff based on xrad's experience. Too much time and effort for an old lazy SOB like me.
I wonder what a restorer would charge for that job. I recall reading posts that estimated somewhere between 40 and 100 hours to complete. Anyone have an idea of who would actually do the carpet replacement?