Keeping the stitching white on a grey interior "re-dye."

[Rich_NYS]

Prior to spraying my interior pieces, I put a lot of thought into the white stitching. I really like the way it looks and didn't want to lose it, I even considered leaving the interior looking dingy just to keep the white stitching.

I masked the stitching using string to protect it when I sprayed the pieces. I used SEM Solve to clean the pieces, and used a rag to scrub some into the stitching and clean it a bit.

Let me know what ya think:

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[NightFlyer]

Prior to spraying my interior pieces, I put a lot of thought into the white stitching. I really like the way it looks and didn't want to lose it, I even considered leaving the interior looking dingy just to keep the white stitching.

I came up with an idea to mask the stitching using string to protect it when I sprayed the pieces. I used SEM Solve to clean the pieces, and used a rag to scrub some into the stitching and clean it a bit.

Let me know what ya think:

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That turned out great! :thumbup:

[Michael]

Nicely done.

[Mark D]

Looks great, did you use the Acura grey SEM color coat?

[Rich_NYS]

Looks great, did you use the Acura grey SEM color coat?

Yes.

[rddmc]

Impressive!

Rod
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[skill]

Nicely done.

I agree. I like the "acupuncture & string" method you got going there in photo 1. Thanks for the tips!