Recolouring roof fabric
Discussion
Anyone tried using shoe dye to refresh / recolour their fabric roof?
Timpsons sell something called "Lady Esquire Dye".
Bumpf says:
"The complete shoe colouring solution. Available in a range of colours. Formulated for use on leather, canvas and fabric. Each pack contains all that is needed for preparation and re-colouring.Enables shoes to be matched to outfit or old shoes to be given new life. Gives natural finish with good flexibility. Ideal for touching-up scuffs and scrapes. Changes any colour to any colour- even Black to White"
Just wondering - much cheaper than the "R" stuff
Simon
Timpsons sell something called "Lady Esquire Dye".
Bumpf says:
"The complete shoe colouring solution. Available in a range of colours. Formulated for use on leather, canvas and fabric. Each pack contains all that is needed for preparation and re-colouring.Enables shoes to be matched to outfit or old shoes to be given new life. Gives natural finish with good flexibility. Ideal for touching-up scuffs and scrapes. Changes any colour to any colour- even Black to White"
Just wondering - much cheaper than the "R" stuff
Simon
I have used Renovo, and it worked well.
My hood is Blue though, and the Renovo blue is different to the original colour (it's lighter).
As you can get a wider range of colours in the shoe dye, I was interested in anyone's experiences.
Probably the same stuff anyway
My hoods not far enough gone to risk a test.
Simon
My hood is Blue though, and the Renovo blue is different to the original colour (it's lighter).
As you can get a wider range of colours in the shoe dye, I was interested in anyone's experiences.
Probably the same stuff anyway
My hoods not far enough gone to risk a test.
Simon
N17 TVR said:
Simon, do you mean your hood is a lighter blue than the Renovo blue ? I guess this is likely because the R blue is pretty dark.
The other way round - the Renovo blue is lighter than the original colour.
Don't get me wrong, it still looks better than before I did it - it could just do with darkening down a bit. It looked wonderful when it was wet!
Simon
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