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6/4/13, 07:09 PM
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Yeah I really like that it does it does that too. Not to far out there but looks incredible
6/4/13, 07:37 PM
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6/4/13, 10:12 PM
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I'd be a little to a lot scared. The leather seats have a portion of the seat that is fabric. It is on the inside of the seat by the center console, so you can't see it. It absorbed the die when I colored those white stitches. I didn't freak because I can't really see it. On the part of a seat that is visible, I think it would look like crap.
6/4/13, 10:57 PM
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Got my interior stitch dying done a awesome lime green to match the car. I absolutely love it, I've been outside a few times every hour to just look. I've been wanting to spice up the interior now for so long. Thought of painting the dash inserts but I could see I was never going to get to this. I don't like the sticker overlays so that was all ruled out. These pics are all real quick shots I've taken with my phone I can post more if some would like.
6/5/13, 05:49 AM
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I'd be a little to a lot scared. The leather seats have a portion of the seat that is fabric. It is on the inside of the seat by the center console, so you can't see it. It absorbed the die when I colored those white stitches. I didn't freak because I can't really see it. On the part of a seat that is visible, I think it would look like crap.
6/5/13, 06:28 AM
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Hmmm one last question before I do this. If I have problems with stitching down the road, do you think Ford would void the warranty? I can see them trying to say chemicals in the dye caused issues.
6/5/13, 06:56 AM
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I don't think there's any definite answer for that. Who really knows. I don't see any problems coming up with stitching though besides things like fraying which is your own fault and they won't cover that anyways. Worst case, roush take offs are like 150. Regardless your going to love it
6/5/13, 08:51 AM
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I don't think there's any definite answer for that. Who really knows. I don't see any problems coming up with stitching though besides things like fraying which is your own fault and they won't cover that anyways. Worst case, roush take offs are like 150. Regardless your going to love it
And yes, you'll love how it looks.
6/5/13, 11:05 AM
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6/5/13, 11:09 AM
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It would dye it I'm sure, but I'm not sure how good it would look, does it also have white stitching? I'd probably just do the stitching and go with red/ white theme
6/5/13, 11:29 AM
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Right, no it wouldn't. My door panels have a very cool pattern that I would have also done had it been white, but they are black. But I'm happy with the amount of green there is now
6/5/13, 06:38 PM
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I just used a fabric dye marker by Marvy, that I got from Michael's. I used the wet sock technique to wipe up the stuff on the leather and it came out good. The stitching on the fabric portion near the center console was a *****. It's not as dark as the leather portions stitching but it blends. I got a crimson red to match my candy apple red 12' GT
6/5/13, 06:59 PM
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I just used a fabric dye marker by Marvy, that I got from Michael's. I used the wet sock technique to wipe up the stuff on the leather and it came out good. The stitching on the fabric portion near the center console was a *****. It's not as dark as the leather portions stitching but it blends. I got a crimson red to match my candy apple red 12' GT
Lets see it!?
6/6/13, 03:32 AM
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Yea It was so hot so I split it into 2 days, 4 hours or so. 2 is really good. I'm also having trouble catching the stitch looking the true color, but nonetheless looks good!
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