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PAULJ
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upholstery paint

Post by PAULJ »

can anyone help, I am looking for a good paint for my seats/ liners as they are in good condition but faded
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Post by GAS »

"vinylkote" from a paint supplyer is what you are after.
I'ts been a while since I last used it but it does the job very well.
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Post by RogerRust »

You can get vinyl paint in a limited range of colours from a trimmers called Woolies. One can did all the back luggage compartment and cards on my traveller.


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They can colour match but that is more expensive.

see bottom of this page .....

http://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/Lkit.html
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Post by cliff »

someone suggested elsewhere halfords did a nice vinyl paint
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Post by nebogipfel »

From personal experience the aforementioned vinylkote is a very good product. I have used it successfuly on several jobs. It doesn't just paint the vinyl but seems to be absorbed into the structure and is very resilient.

I recoloured a pair of red Minor seats to blue and it did a very good, natural looking job.

If you find a supplier with a mixing scheme they can pretty much match any colour. It can be bought in aerosols and in larger size tins
John

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1955 SII Traveller

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