Subject	You might consider gently rinsing with vinegar
Posted by	pallen on November 22, 2006 at 10:40 AM
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In Reply To	Good news for old "tweed" interiors...((CHEAP)) posted by pionkej on November 21, 2006 at 11:44 PM
Message	If I remember right that's what is recommended to "set" the dye. Otherwise I would be concerned with it coming off or if it ever gets wet (getting in and out of the car in the rain), it could bleed and run. _________________________________________
Follow Ups	Good news for old "tweed" interiors...((CHEAP)) - pionkej 23:44:37 11/21/06 Interesting...My only concern would be longevity and fading - J-Mart 00:27:57 11/22/06 It's $3.00. If it fades, do it again. - Broke_as_**** 00:34:57 11/22/06 Just don't get in with lite colored clothing on until.... - Sleeper_TTZ 02:52:32 11/22/06 I would soak it to get as uniform of a coat as possible. - Biz 03:53:57 11/22/06 I tried that once and could not get the color to even change - Spddracer 04:51:41 11/22/06 eh...it's still going to feel like tweed - spyhunterTT(nj) 07:24:16 11/22/06 I'm all for inexpensive improvements..but that's just ghetto (n/m) - ZEngineer 07:28:04 11/22/06 I used regular paint - pcproa 07:58:10 11/22/06 Great Results - pionkej 08:28:13 11/22/06 "don't plan on rubbing my interior all that much"...you mean - CRAZZEPETE. 09:18:28 11/22/06 I find my leg rubs on that same spot of suede - CatnipZ 13:42:34 11/22/06 You might consider gently rinsing with vinegar - pallen 10:40:17 11/22/06
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