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Vinyl Dye has a special ability to ‘seep’ into a material, unlike paint which ‘sits on top’ of a material.
It's super simple to apply, anybody can do it, cost effective and doesn't take long to dry.
Vinyl Dye actually 'seeps' into materials at the molecular level, so Vinyl Dye flexes even when dry, rather than cracking like paint.
Use our specially selected vinyl dye to paint / re colour / dye plastic and other materials because it's waterproof, doesn't crack, is UV resistant, won't hide surface details or reliefs and doesn't peel or scratch off.
On this page you'll find everything you need; what Vinyl Dye works on, why you should use it, how to use and where to go next to choose your colour.
Vinyl Dye will not crack once it dries, meaning you can sit on your seats, or squash and press your item, fold your roof or whatever without fear of ruining the amazing 'as new' look you will get.
Vinyl Dye will cover ANY colour. Yes, you can spray black and make it white! if you want it pink, buy pink Vinyl Dye, the choice is yours.
Vinyl Dye is super easy to apply, so even a novice who's never sprayed a can of paint ever, will get professional results and an 'as new' finish no problem.
Vinyl Dye will NOT cover the details or releifes of your item, so that nice texture you have in the plastic/material will still be there, just in your chosen colour.
Vinyl Dye is UV Resistant, this means it will last years and years without fading, even if left in direct sunlight outside, all year through.
Vinyl Dye is Fast Drying, so you can finish the project in a DAY or less, you can actually be using your car again the next day.
Vinyl Dye is totally waterproof once dry. You can even spray the inside of a cardboard box and it will hold water!
Get this free book now, and you'll have everything you need to know to hand.
Now you know Vinyl Dye will work on your materials, you’ll want to know the best way to use and apply it.
There really are only two essential steps; Clean and degrease, followed by spray. I’ll talk you through it all here. You can optionally use a ‘topper’ to create the finish you want, Matt or Gloss too.
Vinyl Dye is super simple to apply, and doesn’t need any complex primers of adhesion promoters, it’s all built in, ensuring the best results with the smallest of efforts.
The exact and best advices changes depending on the materials you’re covering, so I’ve split the instructions up into sections, one for each type of material for you.
Click the name of the material below, and I’ll talk you through the best way.
Want printable instructions? They are included in our A to Z of Vinyl Dye eBook, totally free. Click here to get the Ultimate Guide to Vinyl Dye eBook for free now.
How to Use Vinyl Dye on Leather? e.g. seating, sterring wheels and gear knobs.
How to Use Vinyl Dye on Vinyl? e.g door cards, seating, sunvisors and 1000's of other items.
How to Use Vinyl Dye on Plastic? e.g. dashboards, doors (internal side), centre consoles, grab handles and 1000's of other items. Click Here to find out how to use Vinyl Dye on any plastics.
Vinyl Dye will not crack once it dries, meaning you can sit on your seats, or squash and press your item, fold your roof or whatever without fear of ruining the amazing 'as new' look you will get.
Vinyl Dye will cover ANY colour. Yes, you can spray black and make it white! if you want it pink, buy pink Vinyl Dye, the choice is yours.
Vinyl Dye is super easy to apply, so even a novice who's never sprayed a can of paint ever, will get professional results and an 'as new' finish no problem.
Vinyl Dye will NOT cover the details or releifes of your item, so that nice texture you have in the plastic/material will still be there, just in your chosen colour.
Vinyl Dye is UV Resistant, this means it will last years and years without fading, even if left in direct sunlight outside, all year through.
Vinyl Dye is Fast Drying, so you can finish the project in a DAY or less, you can actually be using your car again the next day.
Vinyl Dye is totally waterproof once dry. You can even spray the inside of a cardboard box and it will hold water!
Get this free book now, and you'll have everything you need to know to hand.
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