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5/01/2014 9:10 AM  #1


Dying leather ( convertible boot )

I found a used convertible "boot" on craigs list for sale, in good shape but it is white, has anyone ever had any experience/luck with dying leather, or its most likely vinyl? I would like to buy it provided I could dye it black, thanks.


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5/01/2014 12:39 PM  #2


Re: Dying leather ( convertible boot )

It's almost certainly vinyl, and the vinyl dyes do work pretty good. But, you can buy a new TMI boot from any of the Mustang vendors for about $100. I have one and it looks great and fits great also.


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5/01/2014 8:26 PM  #3


Re: Dying leather ( convertible boot )

devovino wrote:

I found a used convertible "boot" on craigs list for sale, in good shape but it is white, has anyone ever had any experience/luck with dying leather, or its most likely vinyl? I would like to buy it provided I could dye it black, thanks.

I dyed an entire interior on a 70 Duster from gold to black. It turned out great. I bought the stuff at Advance but don't remember the brand. Rub it down really good with laquer thinner first.


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