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Anyone used fabric dye on their interior stitching?

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I'm tempted to use "Stained" fabric dye (by Sharpie) on the interior stitching on my 20 GT. This product isn't anything like the standard Sharpie ink, it actually dries and has some interesting colors. I might go with red. Any one tried this mod?
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Interested as well.
 

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I was just looking into that and found several videos on you tube about it. My biggest concern is bleed over on to the seat material. The leather seat guys didn't seem to have to big a problem with it if they wiped it off right away. Can't find any cloth seat vids on it though.
 
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My concern about the "dye" not drying completely. I did the dash, center console sides and door stitching and I must say it looks better than the original white color. I have to think about this before attempting to dye the seat stitching. Hmmmm
 

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Interested. A black Bullitt with red accents doesn't really mesh with green stitching. I can't believe Ford couldn't have just used black stitching for the black Bullitt.
 

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Here’s a lil comparison between factory on top and then green fabric dye on lower. I did mine in the green.

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Here’s a lil comparison between factory on top and then green fabric dye on lower. I did mine in the green.

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What product did you use?
 

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This seems like its a tedious project
 

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These. Didn’t have to do back cause I have rear seat delete. I tried it cause I was bored and it was constantly raining. Lol

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Has anyone done it when they have blue stitching? I want to go to green and am afraid it will show through.
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