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I have a black dash in my civic, as most of you do. i was wondering if anyone has dyed thiers blue and came out with good results. I don't want to spray-paint it, because I don't want to risk it from chipping and looking chitty.

 
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well my buddy redid his 77 vette and bought all new used interior...the panels and dash were all different colors and i dyed them all black and to this day (3 years later) they still look like a brand new dash

 
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dye? Maybe the dashboard, but nothing else. I went to the local fabric store and found Marine Vinyl for $4.99 for a 1yrd(1 yd x 2 yd). I am going tomorrow to buy some and get some vinyl glue. I should have this done by Import Revolution in San Mateo on aug 29th. I will post pics when I finish. I have clips of the HKS Hiper w/ 2.25 piping and a 12 in resonator. Anyone who wants to here it or had webspace, let me know. Email me or IM me at ASWZero(@hotmail.com).

 
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hey i have a tan interior i will trade you if your planning oon dying it and i will pay for all the shipping for mine to be sent out and yours to be sent here if you wana consider this deal email me at teamelogy@aol.com or email me on stats on how you dyed your dash thanks

 
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The trade for the tan dash sounds like a good deal for the both of you.. otherwise, you would just have to bleach your black dash to dye it another color [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG]

 
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Wow five post and noone has answered my question. I would like for someone out there to take the time and reply what type of dye if any will do a drastic change from black to blue.

 
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i did my interior fully custom white and blue. i used SEM vinyl/plastic dye for $12 a can. if youre going witha blue dash then im pretty sure that youre safe because its a dark color on a dark color, but there is a grey primer that you can pick up just to be safe. mines been on for a few months and still looks like i did it yesterday. its sooo much easier to keep clean then regular revinyling of the whole interior and in my opinion it looks a lot cleaner too.